What can you offer for powerful medical

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It is clear that such a technological approach allows us to use our solutions in a wide variety of IT infrastructures, with different performance capabilities. The UserGate NGFW virtual machine is also supplied in the form of ready-made images, similar to conventional software and hardware complexes. In this case, the performance will depend only on the volume of allocated resources, without additional licensing restrictions.

In recent years, you have been paying special attention to creating your own software and hardware systems. Which of them can you offer to medical institutions?

Yes, this is a very promising area that is rapidly developing in our country. The line of UserGate NGFW software and hardware systems is designed to cover the needs of both a small branch and a large geographically distributed medical organization or data processing center. The range of our devices is already quite wide today: from small guatemala mobile database software and hardware systems weighing just over a kilogram to powerful units that are installed in server racks of data centers for large corporate networks of various purposes. All functionality is concentrated in a single case; to meet information security requirements, you will need to install only one device.

information systems located in separate data centers?

Yes, the load on medical IT systems is growing rapidly, and there are large systems that serve even several regions and require significant server capacity. The traffic there can be so large that it will be difficult for a regular firewall to process it. For this, we offer a high-performance UserGate FG firewall with a flow rate of up to 80 Gbps and the ability to combine the device into a load distribution cluster. High processing speed is ensured by using special FPGA (field programmable logic integrated circuits) that provide parallel hardware processing of traffic, as well as the use of high-speed QSFP28 (100 Gbps) and 10 Gbps SFP interfaces.

At the beginning of our conversation, you said that the human factor is an important vulnerability factor. What do you propose to protect the jobs of medical workers?