Introducing NSX Advanced Firewall for VMware Cloud on AWS
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Introducing NSX Advanced Firewall for VMware Cloud on AWS
We are pleased to announce the introduction of VMware NSX Advanced Firewall for VMware Cloud on AWS, which takes the network security capabilities of VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC to a new level. Adding NSX Advanced Firewall features allows organizations to define security policies at Layer 7 while enabling deep packet inspection across all vNICS within the software-defined data center (SDDC).
NSX Advanced Firewall capabilities help you secure your applications against a never-expanding set of threats on the internet. Specifically, it includes a robust set of networking and security capabilities that enable customers to run production applications in the cloud.
This capability allows you to:
- Detect attempts at exploiting vulnerabilities in your workloads.
- Gain protection against vulnerabilities inside your SDDC with granular application-level security policies.
- Reduce the attack surface of your workloads by allowing only the intended application traffic to run in your SDDC.
- Seamlessly provide inspection for all traffic without a single inspection bottleneck.
- Achieve your compliance goals.
- Customers can purchase the NSX Advanced Firewall as an add-on in VMware Cloud on AWS.
Get the full summary on the VMware Cloud Blog or directly access the product page.
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