Compare Check Point Quantum Next Generation Firewalls (NGFW) vs. Palo Alto Networks Threat Prevention

Check Point gateways offer exceptional security capabilities that surpass those of any Next Generation Firewall (NGFW). Optimally designed to safeguard Sandblast Network, these gateways excel in thwarting the latest generation of cyber threats, boasting over 60 advanced security services. Built on the innovative Infinity Architecture, the newly launched Quantum Security Gateway™ series features 18 models that can provide threat prevention performance of up to 1.5 Tbps and offers scalable solutions as needed. With top-tier threat prevention and the award-winning SandBlast Network Zero Day protection readily available, businesses can rest assured of their security. The on-demand hyperscale threat prevention capabilities enable enterprises to achieve cloud-level scalability and resilience on their premises. Furthermore, the R81 unified security management system streamlines control across networks, clouds, and IoT devices, resulting in enhanced efficiency that can reduce security operations by as much as 80%. This comprehensive approach positions Check Point as a leader in modern cybersecurity solutions.

Organizations are increasingly confronted with a diverse range of attacks from threat actors motivated by factors such as financial gain, ideological beliefs, or dissatisfaction within their own ranks. The methods employed by these attackers are continuously advancing, rendering traditional Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) inadequate in safeguarding organizations effectively. To combat intrusions, malware, and command-and-control operations throughout their lifecycle, Threat Prevention enhances the security features of our next-generation firewalls, which defend the network from sophisticated threats by meticulously identifying and examining all traffic, applications, users, and content, across every port and protocol. Daily updates from threat intelligence are systematically gathered, sent to the next-generation firewall, and acted upon by Threat Prevention to neutralize all potential threats. By automatically blocking known malware, vulnerability exploits, and command-and-control activities, organizations can minimize resource expenditure, complexity, and latency while leveraging their existing hardware and security teams. With these robust measures in place, organizations can significantly bolster their defense against the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats.