NETGEAR ProSecure Web and Email Threat Management Appliance STM150 Firewall

NETGEAR ProSecure Web and Email Threat Management Appliance STM150 - Specification Netgear STM150 ProSecure Web and Email Threat Management Appliance - STM150-100EUS Feature Product Features Technical details Source data-sheet IC (...) See more See less

Ecat.biz Connectivity Interface RJ-45 Connectivity technology Wired Weight & dimensions Dimensions W x D x H 440 x 258 x 43.5mm Weight 3680g Energy management Power requirements 100-240V AC/50-60Hz Environmental conditions Operating temperature range (T-T) 0 - 40°C Operating relative humidity range 5 - 95% Storage temperature range (T-T) -20 - 70°C Protocols Management protocols SNMP Supported network protocols HTTP, HTTPS, FTP Networking Form factor 1U Number of users 20/150user(s) Data transmission Firewall throughput 43Mbit/s Certificates Certification CE, FCC 15 A, VCCI A Management features LED indicators Y The NETGEAR STM combines best-of-breed security features and patent-pending Stream Scanning Technology, providing SMBs with comprehensive, effective, yet simple, and affordable Web and email protection against ever growing Internet-based threats. Malware, spyware, worms, spam, and phishing attacks, are all propagated through Web and email protocols and are becoming more creative and sophisticated, making use of multiple components to attack clients under increasingly stealthy guises. Today's Web and email threats blend multiple malware and multiple attack vectors to achieve criminal intent. Such attacks are used en masse to disable or steal computing resources and information. Moreover, such attacks accomplish these aims piggybacking on not only email traffic, but also increasingly through real-time Web traffic – a historically difficult application to protect because of its low-latency requirements. Enterprise-class Security Information security threats pose serious dangers to both enterprises and SMBs alike – consequently, SMBs require the same level of security protection that enterprises enjoy. However, security products aimed at the SMB often either employ watered down commercial anti-malware engines or use open source engines. These engines c (Description excerpted from: Micomonline)