Secure networks start here.™ Netgate is focused on delivering secure high-performance network connectivity for everyone. Netgate believes in enhancing network connectivity that maintains both security and privacy. We also believe everyone should be able to afford it. Netgate directly supports and contributes to open source networking, secure IoT and firewall initiatives while also developing new high throughput secure networking technologies for the cloud and the IDIoT (Inherently Dangerous Internet of Things). We develop solutions that leverage our decades of experience in networking, security, open source, embedded, software and hardware engineering. We are breaking down the cost barriers to bring connectivity with security and privacy to everyone. Our security applications and solutions, such as open source pfSense®, TNSR® and Netgate systems provide real world protection for networks of all sizes. You can be confident your networks are secure.
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Netgate appliances are factory built, configured to order (where applicable), factory loaded with either pfSense Plus or TNSR software, tested, packaged and shipped straight to you - all by Netgate. This is our core business, and no one does it better. We maintain a range of appliances at competitive price points suitable for any need - home, office, or data center.
This article discusses data security, a critical topic for MSPs managing client data and implementing security solutions, offering insights relevant to their service offerings.
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2002
Employees
130
Industry
Computer Networking
Headquarters
Austin, Texas, United States
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pfSense is a free and open-source firewall and router software distribution based on FreeBSD. It provides a wide range of features, including firewall, VPN, routing, and monitoring capabilities.
This post details ongoing efforts to maintain and patch the Netgate 3100 appliance, an important update for MSPs managing existing hardware deployments and concerned with long-term support and security.
