Allied Telesis launches next-generation firewalls for enterprises

Allied Telesis has launch its Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFWs), a new range of sophisticated security appliances for protecting enterprise and government organisations, remote offices, and embedded applications.

“The new range of firewalls allows an enterprise to deploy next-generation security measures at the branch office, rather than relying on the firewall at the headquarters to protect everyone,” commented Graham Walker, Product Manager at Allied Telesis. “These new products allow up-to-the-minute protection company-wide, and at a fraction of the cost of traditional firewall solutions.”

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The new Allied Telesis NGFWs deliver a security platform with integrated application control, intrusion prevention, and actionable reporting. “Increased protection is available by subscribing to leading security services that provide web filtering, anti-malware, and protection against advanced persistent threats,” the company said.

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The NGFWs offer simple management via a quick-start web-based GUI, and feature support for Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF). “Packed with power from advanced multi-core CPUs, the new NGFWs offer blazing performance levels for sustained high traffic throughput.”

“With the increased use of mobility, BYO technology, cloud-based services and the Internet of Things, the Allied Telesis NGFWs enable organisations to easily make the move to user-based authentication and application-based control. Features such as high-throughput threat prevention, easy-to-use management, integration with leading edge IP reputation, and anti-malware services make the Allied Telesis Next-Generation Firewalls a fiercely competitive solution,” Walker added.