Palo Alto Networks PA-2000 Series

The Palo Alto Networks PA-2000 Series is comprised of two high performance platforms, the PA-2020 and the PA-2050, both of which are ideally suited for high speed Internet gateway deployments within large branch offices and medium sized enterprises to ensure network security and threat prevention. The PA-2000 Series delivers next-generation firewall security using dedicated processing and memory for networking, security, threat prevention, URL filtering and management. A high speed backplane smoothes the pathway between processors and the separation of data and control plane ensures that management access is always available, irrespective of the traffic load.

PA-2000 Series Specsheet

Firewall Feature Overview

Request a Custom Quote	PA-2020 NG Firewall Firewall throughput - 500 Mbps IPS throughput - 200 Mbps IPSec VPN throughput - 200 Mbps SSL VPN Users - 500 Starting at $12,000  Learn More   How To Buy
Request a Custom Quote	PA-2050 NG Firewall Firewall throughput - 1 Gbps IPS throughput - 500 Mbps IPSec VPN throughput - 300 Mbps SSL VPN Users - 1,000 Starting at $16,000  Learn More   How To Buy

Next-Generation Firewall Features

Safely enabling applications based on users and groups are just a few of the many features that every Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall supports. A flexible networking foundation facilitates integration into nearly any network. IPsec and SSL VPN deliver enterprise-wide connectivity. Stateful high-availability ensures that your network is always protected.

Antivirus Application Visibility Data Filtering Decryption Device Management

IPS IPv6 Modern Malware Protection Networking Policy Control

Redundancy & Resiliency URL Filtering Virtual Systems Virtualization Security VPN

Data Sheets, White Papers & Analyst Reports

Product Summary Specsheet WildFire Advanced Malware Protection GlobalProtect Datasheet Integrated URL Filtering Datasheet

Threat Prevention Datasheet Palo Alto Networks Corporate Backgrounder 10 Things Your Next Firewall Must Do The Future of Intrusion Prevention