Check Point's new appliances combine fast networking technologies with high performance multi-core capabilities—providing the highest level of security without compromising on network speeds to keep your data, network and employees secure. Optimized for the Software Blades Architecture, each appliance is capable of running any combination of Software Blades—providing the flexibility and the precise level of security for any business at every network location by consolidating multiple security technologies into a single integrated solution.

Each Check Point Appliance supports the Check Point 3D security vision of combining policies, people and enforcement for unbeatable protection and is optimized for enabling any combination of the following Software Blades: (1) Firewall, (2) VPN, (3) IPS, (4) Application Control, (5) Mobile Access, (6) DLP, (7) URL Filtering, (8) Antivirus, (9) Anti-spam, (10) Identity Awareness and (11) Advanced Networking & Clustering.

Check Point 2200 Appliance

The Check Point 2200 Appliance is a compact desktop box using multi-core technology. The 2200 offers six onboard 1 Gigabit copper Ethernet ports for high network throughput. Despite its small form factor, this powerful appliance provides a respectable 114 SecurityPower Units, firewall throughput of 3 Gbps and IPS throughput of more than 2 Gbps, enabling security for small branch offices, providing an effective and affordable all-in-one security solution.

Key Features

• 114 SecurityPower™
• 3 Gbps of firewall throughput
• 2 Gbps of IPS throughput
• 6 10/100/1000Base-T ports
• Desktop form factor

Key Benefits

• Trusted by 100% of the Fortune 100
• All-inclusive security appliance
• Unified management console
• Ensures data security with VPN
• Extensible Software Blade Architecture

SecurityPower™
Until today security appliance selection has been based upon selecting specific performance measurements for each security function, usually under optimal lab testing conditions and using a security policy that has one rule. Today customers can select security appliances by their SecurityPower™ ratings which are based on real-world customer traffic, multiple security functions and a typical security policy.

SecurityPower is a new benchmark that measures the capability and capacity of an appliance to perform multiple advanced security functions (Software Blades) such as IPS, DLP and Application Control in real world traffic conditions. This provides an effective metric to better predict the current and future behavior of appliances under security attacks and in day-to-day operations. Customer SecurityPower Unit (SPU) requirements, determined using the Check Point Appliance Selection Tool, can be matched to the SPU ratings of Check Point Appliances to select the right appliance for their specific requirements.

All-inclusive security soultion
The Check Point 2200 Appliance offers a complete and consolidated security solution in a desktop form factor. Based on the Check Point Software Blade architecture, this appliance is available in four Software Blade packages of 5, 7, 8 and 10 Blades, and extensible to include additional Software Blades for further security protection.

Integrated Security Management
The appliance can either be managed locally with its available integrated security management or via central unified management. Using local management, the appliance can manage itself and one adjacent appliance for high availability purposes.

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