Forcepoint’s Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) delivers industry-leading network security at scale. It unifies policy management, incident response, and reporting through a centralized Secure Management Console (SMC), enabling deployment from anywhere in the world.
The NGFW offers a range of models to suit various organizational needs:
- 3500 Series: Ideal for large enterprises, campus networks, and data centers, supporting up to 66 interfaces with firewall throughput up to 600 Gbps, and IPS & NGFW throughput up to 140 Gbps.
- 3400 Series: Suitable for campus networks and data centers, offering up to 67 interfaces, firewall throughput up to 200-300 Gbps, and IPS & NGFW throughput up to 15-35 Gbps.
- 2200 Series: Designed for mid-sized and large offices, with up to 25 interfaces, firewall throughput up to 120 Gbps, and IPS & NGFW throughput up to 13.5 Gbps.
- 1200 Series: Also for mid-sized and large offices, providing up to 17 interfaces, firewall throughput up to 65 Gbps, and IPS & NGFW throughput up to 5 Gbps.
- 350 Series: Ideal for remote sites and branch offices, featuring up to 13 interfaces, firewall throughput of 40 Gbps, and IPS & NGFW throughput of 2 Gbps (N352) or 4.1 Gbps (N355).
- 120 Series: Suited for brick-and-mortar locations and branch offices, with up to 8 interfaces, firewall throughput of 4 Gbps, and IPS & NGFW throughput of 450 Mbps.
- 60 Series: Perfect for remote offices, branches, and brick-and-mortar locations, offering up to 4 interfaces, firewall throughput of 2 Gbps, and IPS & NGFW throughput of 350 Mbps.
Forcepoint NGFW integrates advanced security features such as VPN, intrusion prevention system (IPS), anti-evasion technologies, and TLS decryption and inspection. Its modular network interfaces provide flexibility and adaptability for new network infrastructures. Additionally, it supports load balancing clustering and multi-ISP support with application-aware routing, ensuring strong network resiliency and scalability, including the ability to update software and appliances without service interruptions.