We give customers a device that can handle next-gen security threats, which is way better than a typical router.
We give customers a device that can handle next-gen security threats, which is way better than a typical router.
They are all good, but most-used are the Network Protection and Web Filtering licenses.
VPN needs IKEv2, but it’s in the roadmap.
All other new, cool features will only come to the new Sophos XG Firewall.
There are no more stability issues than with other vendors, so I would say it's very stable.
Scaling out cannot be easier, as there are many migration paths.
It’s satisfactory.
No previous solution. For next-gen firewalls, I began with Sophos.
It is straightforward. There is a wizard running at first boot, making it easy for you to select the level of protection you want.
For under 50 users, MSP licensing is profitable.
We don't use Sophos UTM on AWS.
I would recommend Sophos UTM. But also look at its successor, Sophos XG Firewall, as we do not know how many years Sophos UTM will "live." (Note that it will be free to migrate from UTM to XG).