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network security appliances

Last updated May 19, 2025, generated by Sumble

What is network security appliances?

Network security appliances are dedicated hardware or software solutions designed to protect networks from unauthorized access, malware, and other threats. They often combine multiple security functions such as firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), VPNs, and content filtering into a single device or software package. They are commonly used to enforce security policies, monitor network traffic, and prevent attacks.

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What other technologies are related to network security appliances?

network security appliances Competitor Technologies

firewalls

Firewalls are a type of network security appliance; some functionalities are offered as part of other appliances.

mentioned alongside network security appliances in 0% (93) of relevant job posts

network security appliances Complementary Technologies

automated policy compliance tools

These tools help ensure that network security appliances are configured and operating in accordance with security policies and regulations, enhancing their effectiveness.

mentioned alongside network security appliances in 91% (95) of relevant job posts

identity and access management (IAM) systems

IAM systems control user access to network resources. Network security appliances can enforce policies based on IAM data, providing a more granular level of control.

mentioned alongside network security appliances in 72% (88) of relevant job posts

anti-malware solutions

Network security appliances often include anti-malware capabilities to scan network traffic for malicious software. These appliances can also work with endpoint anti-malware solutions to provide layered protection.

mentioned alongside network security appliances in 40% (127) of relevant job posts