SonicWall vs Meraki

There’s a lot to consider when choosing a new firewall. But if you make a choice based on only one or two factors, you may not be getting the protection (or the value) you need. Here are some of the reasons more customers are choosing SonicWall over Meraki.

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The Best Threat Protection is Certified

Would you see a doctor who wasn’t board-certified? Or retain an attorney who hadn’t passed the bar? Almost no one would — yet when it comes to the health and legal compliance status of their network security, some organizations are willing to take a similar risk.

Cybersecurity companies that lack any form of third-party certification may try to compensate through pricing, but without objective testing, there is no way to verify the quality or integrity of their offerings. How do you even know what you’re getting?

With SonicWall’s list of third-party certifications, including ICSA, Common Criteria, FIPS, IPv6 and more, you can be assured that our solutions have been put to the test and have proven their quality, again and again.

Who’s willing to stand behind your provider?

See The Results

Feature

SONICWALL

Meraki

Threat Prevention Throughput

2.5 Gbps (TZ670)

750 Mbps (MX75)

Multi-Engine Sandbox with Deep Memory Inspection

Doesn’t Stop Functionality on License Expiry

10 GbE Ports on Desktop Firewalls

Expandable Storage on Desktop Firewalls

TLS 1.3 Support

ICSA Advanced Threat Defense Certification

NDAA-Compliant

Threat Prevention Throughput

Multi-Engine Sandbox with Deep Memory Inspection

Doesn’t Stop Functionality on License Expiry

10 GbE Ports on Desktop Firewalls

Expandable Storage on Desktop Firewalls

TLS 1.3 Support

ICSA Advanced Threat Defense Certification

NDAA-Compliant

SonicWall Better on Every Level

What You Can’t See Can Hurt You.

Today, most web traffic and web applications are encrypted. SonicWall’s SSL decryption allows you to inspect encrypted traffic, ensuring no malware, ransomware or other malicious content is hiding within. Meraki products lack any form of SSL decryption, which means that when it comes to stopping encrypted attacks, you’re left relying on little more than luck.

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