Check Point presented the new 16000 and 26000 series gateways

Cyber attacks of the fifth generation are some of the most sophisticated threats that hackers can face. They are large-scale multivector attacks directed at compromising various parts of the same infrastructure (networks, virtual machines, endpoints, cloud) and avoiding classic firewalls. NotPetya and Wannacry are among the best recognized examples. To block this sort of threat, appropriate protections are needed, such as the fresh Check Point Software Technologies gateway series 16000 and 26000.

What separates the gateways of Check Point?
Check Point ThreatCloud and SandBlastZero-Day Protection solutions integrate the latest generation of 16000 and 26000 gateways to avoid cyber assaults. They support links up to 100 Gbe and ensure maximum 24 Gbps throughput.

They rely on Check Point's R80.30 software as well. Capable of protecting users in real time, avoiding potential hazardous file downloads. Once the malicious content has been cleaned, these documents are evaluated and submitted to customers. R80.30 involves fresh TLS (Transport Layer Security) technologies that also enable you to monitor SSL traffic and make it pointless to manipulate attack methods like Server Name Indication (SNI).