Security News > 2020 > August > SonicWall TZ: Desktop firewalls with multi-gigabit malware and ransomware protection
To ensure cybersecurity administration is easier and more accessible, SonicWall announced new zero touch-enabled, multi-gigabit SonicWall TZ firewalls with SD-Branch capabilities, along with a redesigned cloud-native management console that helps streamline operations through fresh and modern user interfaces.
"SonicWall's new SD-Branch ready next-generation firewalls, along with re-engineered SonicOS, provide multi-gig malware inspection for increased security needs and advanced protection against threats hiding in the encrypted TLS 1.3 traffic."
A cornerstone to its Boundless Cybersecurity platform, the new SonicWall TZ570 and TZ670 next-generation firewalls are the first desktop firewall form factor to offer multi-gigabit interfaces for connectivity with SonicWall Switches or other networking devices in SD-Branch deployments.
"The new TZ670 is the first desktop form factor firewall with multi-gig interfaces, is 5G-ready and able to manage connected switches and access points," said SonicWall Vice President of Products, Jayant Thakre.
Already enabled for zero-touch capabilities, new TZ firewalls are easier to deploy and manage with the new SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app.
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