• SonicOS 7 Dashboard
• Dashboard
• System
  • Device
  • Summary
    • Traffic Distribution
    • Top Users
    • Observed Threats
    • Services Summary
    • Insights
  • Network
    • Top Applications
    • Top Addresses
    • Top Users
    • Top Website Ratings
    • Top Countries
  • Threat
    • Top Virus
    • Top Intrusion
    • Top Spyware
    • Top Botnet
  • Packet Filtering
    • Access Rules Block
    • Application Rules Block
    • Blocked
    • Botnet
    • Bytes Received
    • Bytes Sent
    • Dropped
    • Initiator Bytes
    • Intrusions
    • Locations
    • Responder Bytes
    • Spyware
    • Viruses
• Access Points
  • Feature Limitations
  • Access Point Snapshot
    • Access Point Online/Offline
    • Client Association
  • Real-Time Bandwidth
  • Client Report
    • OS Type
    • Radio
    • Top Client
  • Real-Time Client Monitor
  • Client Report and Client Monitor Filtering
• Capture ATP
  • Capture ATP Dashboard
• Topology
  • Managing the Topology View
  • Managing Access Points in the Topology View
    • Editing an Access Point
    • Showing Statistics
    • Monitoring Status on an Access Point
    • Deleting an Access Point
• Legal Information
• API
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Capture ATP

The SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) section of the HOME view provides a cloud-based network sandbox that analyzes suspicious code. By doing so, it helps to discover and stop ransomware, advanced persistent threats (APTs), and zero-day attacks from entering the network at the gateway until a verdict is determined. It displays the status of the firmware being used to send files to the backend for protection.

Capture ATP offers multi-layer sandboxing; including SonicWall’s Real-Time Deep Memory Inspection (RTDMI), full system emulation and virtualization techniques, to analyze suspicious code behavior. It scans traffic, suspicious code, and a broad range of file sizes and types.