Forcepoint – October 2018 Partner

Accelerate Digital Transformation by connecting your endpoints – Securely at Scale

Forcepoint’s network security products combine latest in software-defined wide-area networking (SD‑WAN) with the industry’s top-rated next-generation firewall (NGFW) security, all managed at enterprise scale from a single policy-based console. It is used by organizations of all sizes in retail, hospitality and financial services around the globe.

SD-WAN Solution with Enterprise Scale and Security

Enable Digital Transformation while reducing MPLS costs, IT complexities, and compliance risks.

Bringing Enterprise Scale & Security to SD-WAN

Software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) – a technique for using software to make wide area networks more intelligent and flexible, rocketed to fame as a way to get remote sites connected without the historic costs and delays of MPLS leased lines. From small- to mid-sized businesses wanting less expensive links, SD-WAN is moving into the enterprise, where security and operational efficiency are equally important.

Why is SD-WAN Important?

Optimizing network performance without getting stuck on an endless cycle of spending so much, upgrading and reconfiguring everything over and over is a huge challenge to the IT industry. Today, organizations need agile, flexible and cost-effective IT solutions to compete effectively. They need solutions that are easy to implement, that are scalable and can meet the needs of growing businesses.

Enterprise SD-WAN Meets the #1 Most Secure Next Gen Firewall

• Reduce MPLS expenditures – replace or augment MPLS with direct to cloud connectivity, cutting its costs
• Accelerate performance of cloud apps – improve the performance of your critical business applications, from interactive cloud apps like Office 365 to high-bandwidth video and sensitive corporate systems
• Enable new apps and services at remote locations – securely share information between locations with virtual private networks (VPNs) that can be set up in minutes
• Improve network uptime and resilience – keep remote sites running with advanced clustering that allows multiple devices to be used together