The cyber threat landscape moves alarmingly fast.
In response, cybersecurity technology must adapt and evolve quickly to mitigate advanced cyberattacks and stop plots from the modern cybercriminal. It’s more important than ever to defend your organization’s networks, data and applications from today’s most malicious cyberattacks.
Often, this means ensuring your organization is protected by the latest and most cost-effective firewall appliances and real-time security services. That’s why the SonicWall ‘3 & Free’ program makes it easy for customers to upgrade from their legacy firewall to the latest SonicWall NSa 2650, TZ350 or SOHO 250 firewalls.
When you upgrade your SonicWall firewall you gain the latest in next-generation firewall (NGFW) technology and access to the SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) service. It’s a cloud-based, multi-engine sandbox that stops both known and unknown cyberattacks from critically impacting your business.
The limited-time SonicWall ‘3 & Free’ promotion is the easy, cost-effective way for customers to upgrade to the very latest SonicWall next-generation firewall appliance for free.
Through July 31, 2020, eligible customers may receive a complimentary NSa 2650, TZ350 or SOHO 250 appliance by purchasing a bundle that includes a three-year subscription of the SonicWall Advanced Gateway Security Suite from their authorized SonicWall SecureFirst partner.
This security suite includes everything you need to stay protected against today’s modern attacks, including advanced malware, ransomware, encrypted threats, viruses, spyware, zero-day exploits and more. This complete service includes:
SonicWall’s exclusive security subscription service also includes SonicWall Real-Time Deep Memory Inspection (RTDMI). A patent-pending technology, RTDMI™ enables Capture ATP to detect and block malware that does not exhibit any malicious behavior or hides weaponry via encryption. This protects your organization from zero-day attacks, malicious PDFs and Microsoft Office files.
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Robert (Bob) VanKirk
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