The new version of UserGate NGFW

rakhirhif8963 · Post by **rakhirhif8963** » Thu Feb 06, 2025 6:29 am

UserGate NGFW also includes a guest portal (Captive Portal), through which external users can access the network by registering via email or SMS, while it can also serve as an additional means of authentication for internal users. To ensure reliable performance and scalability, UserGate NGFW has the ability to cluster in active-passive mode to protect against failures, switching to a backup device in the event of a malfunction of the main one, and in active-active mode to distribute the load on all cluster devices simultaneously.

supports industrial protocols and allows detecting attacks or suspicious operations in networks. This makes it possible to implement protection for expensive medical equipment, which in medical and diagnostic institutions is usually located in the same local network with the workstations of medical personnel.

What can you say about the technological guatemala mobile database of your products? How realistic is their use in healthcare institutions that have quite different capabilities in terms of hardware and software infrastructure?

When we were just starting out (about twenty years ago), we focused on working in the Windows environment, which absolutely dominated the market at the time. But then we needed to support different operating systems and, in addition, we needed to take into account the specifics of virtualization environments, the popularity of which was rapidly growing at that time. As a result, our new UserGate platform was initially created as an autonomous system that can operate in two versions: as a dedicated OS installed on a dedicated physical server or as a virtual machine on a server. Thus, we offer customers a completely platform-independent solution that is both reliable and scalable. We use UGOS as a basis - our own version of a Linux-like OS, while in the virtual server version, all our products can be installed in almost any virtual environment using all popular hypervisors, including VMware, Hyper-V, Xen, KVM, OpenStack and VirtualBox.