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WiJungle Network Security Firewall Appliance

Unified network security firewall appliance with NGFW and UTM capabilities

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WiJungle Network Security Firewall Appliance Description

WiJungle Network Security Firewall Appliance is a unified threat management and next-generation firewall solution designed for organizations ranging from SME/SMB to large enterprises. The appliance provides network gateway security with protection against internal and external threats. The product includes content filtering capabilities to block web, IP, keyword, port, and application categories. Data leakage prevention controls data transfer over HTTPS/HTTP/FTP/P2P and file sharing applications, blocks email attachments, and restricts chat conversations based on keywords. The firewall includes intrusion detection and prevention with over 25,000 default signatures and supports custom signature creation. Anti-malware protection scans packets on HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, SMTPS, IMAP, and POP ports with automatic signature updates. Cloud sandboxing provides zero-day threat protection. The appliance includes a web application firewall with SQL injection and XSS protection, HTML rewriting, and reverse authentication verification. VPN support includes SSL, PPTP, IPSec, and L2TP protocols. Bandwidth management and QoS features allow administrators to set speed and data usage policies per user or group. Load balancing manages multiple WAN networks with failover capabilities. The system includes vulnerability assessment scanning for IT assets with detailed reporting. User management supports grouping, policy application, and integration with authentication databases. Network management features include VLAN support, MAC whitelist/blacklist, IP-MAC binding, NAT, port forwarding, and DoS attack prevention. Additional capabilities include captive portal management, voucher generation for guests, AP/device management, anti-spam for email servers, and surfing log storage with searchable records for up to one year.

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WiJungle Network Security Firewall Appliance is Unified network security firewall appliance with NGFW and UTM capabilities developed by WiJungle. It is a Network Security solution designed to help security teams with Web Application Firewall, Content Filtering, Data Loss Prevention.

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