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06.07.2014

WatchGuard Technologies, a developer of integrated security platforms, announced that users can now deploy Unified Threat Management (UTM) and Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) solutions, and configure and manage both wired and wireless network security with just one one device.

This optimized wireless functionality is made possible with the release of Fireware WatchGuard with OS 11.9. It eliminates the need for additional wireless network management solutions and provides IT professionals with a single web interface to manage and monitor the entire network in real time.

"Today, wireless connectivity is an extension of an organization's network. However, IT professionals are often forced to use individual tools and end-to-end solutions to secure and manage these networks," said Dave R. Taylor, vice president of WatchGuard Corporation. "The latest update to our platform "This is a significant step forward in the industry. It will save customers time and money by allowing them to consolidate the management and security of their wired and wireless networks. You only need to set policies once and they are applied to all traffic, wired and wireless."

11.9's streamlined functionality allows IT to quickly map wireless access points (APs) and coverages, change wired and wireless security policies simultaneously to enforce traffic and enforce security standards across the entire network infrastructure. The organization can also evaluate traffic and link collisions, identify vulnerabilities, and manage bandwidth. Thus, problems can be solved in real time, including the problem of unauthorized access points, the company said.

Version 11.9 of WatchGuard's Fireware also includes other services: antivirus, antispam, application control, threat protection (ATP) and data loss prevention (DLP). Fireware integrates with WatchGuard Dimension through any WatchGuard device.

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