Fortinet launches feature-rich security appliance

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Fortinet has launched a new network security appliance for enterprises and managed security service providers (MSSPs).

Fortinet launches feature-rich security appliance

According to the company, the FortiGate-3600C, which runs its FortiOS 5 operating system, includes enhanced performance and integrated security functionality such as intrusion prevention, application control and a firewall.

It also contains advanced threat detection, which uses behavioral-based detection in conjunction with a cloud-based reputation system that tracks botnets and elements of their threat life cycle, can easily be enabled and configured.

The company said that it can be deployed as an ultra-low latency firewall for enterprise networks, or as a unified threat management (UTM) device for MSSPs or distributed enterprise networks.

Fortinet vice president Darren Turnbull said using its ASIC network, everything is sent via the CPU box to optimise performance.

“We need to stop looking at application performance as someone can change it, it doesn't translate into security where A talks to B. The next-generation firewall should be about more security, not less,” he said.

“We don't want to trade of performance for security; these technologies are not cheap to build and with so many features, it is a challenge to configure it.”

This article originally appeared at scmagazineuk.com

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