Palo Alto Networks Enterprise Firewall PA-220
Next-Generation Firewall in a Small Footprint

The controlling element of the Palo Alto Networks® PA-220 is PAN-OS® security operating system, which natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats and content, and then ties that traffic to the user, regardless of location or device type. The application, content and user – in other words, the business elements that run your business – are then used as the basis of your security policies, resulting in an improved security posture and a reduction in incident response time.

Highlights

• High availability with active/active and active/passive modes
• Redundant power input for increased reliability
• Fan-less design
• Simplified deployments of large numbers of firewalls through USB

Palo Alto Networks Enterprise Firewall PA-820
Next-Generation Firewall for Enterprise Branch Offices and Midsized Businesses

Palo Alto Networks PA-800 Series next-generation firewall appliances, comprised of the PA-820 and PA-850, are designed to secure enterprise branch offices and midsized businesses.

The controlling element of the Palo Alto Networks® PA-800 Series appliances is PAN-OS® security operat- ing system, which natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats and content, and then ties that traffic to the user, regardless of location or device type. The application, content and user – in other words, the business elements that run your business – are then used as the basis of your security policies, resulting in an improved security posture and a reduction in incident response time.

Palo Alto Networks Enterprise Firewall PA-850
Next-Generation Firewall for Enterprise Branch Offices and Midsized Businesses

Palo Alto Networks PA-800 Series next-generation firewall appliances, comprised of the PA-820 and PA-850, are designed to secure enterprise branch offices and midsized businesses.

The controlling element of the Palo Alto Networks® PA-800 Series appliances is PAN-OS® security operat- ing system, which natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats and content, and then ties that traffic to the user, regardless of location or device type. The application, content and user – in other words, the business elements that run your business – are then used as the basis of your security policies, resulting in an improved security posture and a reduction in incident response time.