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Select the two truths about Connections Per Second

Select the two truths about malicious application recognition

Select the two truths regarding security events analysis

CPS measures how swiftly a firewall creates and stores a new session. The higher the better!

CPS aren't as critical as firewall throughput; basic Layer 4 protection is sufficient by activating the firewall.

Cisco builds products with improving CPS in mind, especially when the firewall's features, AVC, and IPS functions are turned on.

Tech Rival ‘PA’ recognizes 5,000 malicious applications.

Tech Rival ‘F’ recognizes 4,722 malicious applications.

Cisco recognizes 5,995 applications to counter malicious activities.

Competitor ‘F’ analyzes 100 billion security events daily.

Competitior ‘PA’ analyzes 70 billion security events per day.

Cisco analyzes 550 billion security events daily.

EXPLAINED

CPS, or Connections Per Second, is vital for Firewalls as it gauges the network's new connection establishment rate. Firewalls are pivotal in network security, overseeing and regulating traffic flow within and between networks. Cisco builds products with improving CPS in mind, especially when the firewall's features, AVC, and IPS functions are turned on. Block and protect the user without compromising the user experience.

Cisco excels in threat protection by recognising 5,995 malicious applications. That's a 27% advantage against our closest tech rival 'F' who can only recognise 4,722 applications. Tech rival 'PA' only manages to recognise 4,329 applications.

Cisco manages an impressive volume of 550 billion security events daily. Competitor ‘F’ is far behind in analyzing just 100 billion security events daily, and Competitor ‘PA’ doesn't even come close - processing a mere 50 billion security events per day.