SonicWall vs
Check Point
Unsure which vendor offers the best firewalls at the best price? We’ve put together a side-by-side comparison of SonicWall and Check Point, making it easy to see why more people are choosing SonicWall for network security solutions.
Better Performance
at a Better Price
So you think you’ve found a good cybersecurity solution. But is it a good value? If you’re paying for things like High Availability licensing (HA), less-than-perfect sandbox performance, dual power supply, multi-instance, or a larger appliance than you need to access features like 2.5/5/10G interfaces, probably not.
And if the appliances have a higher base cost to begin with — all while not offering the same level of performance — maybe it’s time to think again.
SonicWall Better on Every Level
Threat Protection, Without the Limitations
SonicWall’s real-time Capture Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) sandbox service is in the cloud and scans all files, period. Even if they’re 10MB in size. If your advanced threat protection ever stops before you do, you risk falling victim to malware, ransomware and other sophisticated, zero-day attacks that signature-based protection can’t identify. With a Check Point firewall, if you run low on either memory, disk or both, it will stop threat emulation and will allow attacks that target zero-day vulnerabilities to pass the firewall. SonicWall Capture ATP is memory- and hard disk-independent.
Awards
The Gen 7 TZ firewalls have big capabilities for such a small footprint. SonicWall offers better security service bundles and better support.
Chris Quick, Senior Systems Analyst, Contigo Technology
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