SONICWALL GATEWAY ANTI-MALWARE, INTRUSION PREVENTION, & APPLICATION CONTROL FOR NSA 2650 – 5 YEAR

SonicWall Gateway Anti-Malware, Intrusion Prevention, and Application Control for NSA 2650 (5YR) delivers robust protection against malware, spyware, and application-layer threats. Featuring integrated deep packet inspection, per-packet scanning for unlimited file sizes, and comprehensive application control, it ensures ultimate scalability, high performance, and simplified deployment and management across enterprise networks.

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This five-year service delivers enterprise-grade gateway protection for the NSA 2650, combining anti-malware, intrusion prevention, and application control to stop threats at the network edge while preserving high throughput and ease of management.

Spyware & malware protection

Blocks spyware installation at the gateway and disrupts covert outbound communications used to exfiltrate sensitive data, preventing infections and data loss before they reach internal systems.

Advanced intrusion prevention

Inspects packet payloads for worms, Trojans, buffer-overflow exploits, backdoors, P2P/IM abuse and other application-layer attacks that traditional stateful firewalls frequently miss.

Integrated deep packet inspection

A high-performance DPI engine uses parallel search algorithms to examine traffic through the application layer, improving detection accuracy for web and email attacks while minimizing performance impact.

Ultimate scalability & performance

Per-packet scanning supports unlimited file sizes and hundreds of thousands of concurrent downloads, providing consistent throughput and resilience in high-traffic environments.

Application control & bandwidth management

Monitor, manage and enforce policies for instant messaging, peer-to-peer, and other applications to close backdoors, conserve bandwidth, and boost productivity. Policies may be applied by user, group, zone or time window.

Simplified deployment & centralized management

Create global policies across security zones, group and prioritize attacks, and manage protection centrally—reducing rollout time and administrative overhead for distributed networks.