Check Point Software Technologies 13500 2U 23600Mbit/s hardware firewall

13500, 2U, Next Generation Threat Extraction, High Performance Package Data centers and large enterprises need full-featured, scalable security performance that administrators can manage with ease. The Check Point 13000 Appliances are designed from the ground up for high data center cyber-security performance. Its modular architecture fits easily into complex environments, and it offers a low total cost of ownership.

Superior security and performance

Get maximum availability of business-critical applications.

- Up to 23.6 Gbps or 27.2 Gbps of firewall throughput
- Up to 5.7 Gbps or 6.4 Gbps of IPS throughput
- Comes in compact 2-rack unit chassis
- Comes with acceleration and clustering technologies

Unified and secure operating system

Check Point GAiA is the next-generation secure operating system for all Check Point appliances, open servers and virtual gateways. GAiA delivers maximum management efficiency and robust security performance.

- Improved appliance connection capacity
- Support for IPv4 and IPv6 networks utilizing Check Point Acceleration and Clustering technology
- Dynamic routing protocols such as RIP, OSPF, BGP, PIM and IGMP
- Role-based administrative access for greater segmentation of duties
- Automatic software updates
- Intuitive and feature-rich web interface

Reliability and high serviceability

Meet the uncompromising high availability standards of modern data centers; the 13000 Appliances are designed to be highly serviceable, even when deployed in customer networks.

Hot-swappable redundant power supplies, hard disk drives and fans
An advanced Lights-Out-Management card provides out-of-band remote management to remotely diagnose, start, restart and manage the appliance from a remote location

Prevent unknown threats

Check Point provides complete zero-day threat prevention and alerts when under attack. Threat Extraction delivers zero-malware documents in zero seconds. Threat Emulation inspects files for malicious content in a virtual sandbox. When Threat Emulation discovers new threats, a signature is sent to the Check Point ThreatCloud database which documents and shares information on the newly identified malware with other Check Point customers — providing immediate protection against zero-day threats.