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Barracuda NextGen Firewall achieves AWS security competency status

Barracuda is one of the first security vendors to achieve AWS Competency Partner Status with Multiple Security Solutions

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New Delhi: Barracuda Networks said that the Barracuda NextGen Firewall has achieved (AWS) Security Competency status. The new certification makes Barracuda one of the first partners in the AWS Partner Network (APN) to achieve two security competencies, said company. “The AWS Security Competency offers further validation that Barracuda’s Generation Firewalls provide customers with additional controls,” said Tim Jefferson, VP Public Cloud, Barracuda. “In addition to the Competency, we’re continuing to expand our cloud generation capabilities with services like a true usage-based billing option, which helps customers align their infrastructure security plan with cloud consumption models. This is just one example, but it’s all about enabling customers to move fast while remaining secure.”

AWS is enabling scalable, flexible and cost-effective solutions from startups to global enterprises. To support the seamless integration and deployment of these solutions, AWS established the AWS Competency Program to help customers identify APN Consulting and Technology Partners with deep industry experience and expertise. Barracuda Cloud Generation Firewalls are engineered to provide network and application security for cloud-only and hybrid-cloud environments. These solutions provide cloud-specific features including metered billing, API support for DevSecOps teams, fully meshed connectivity, and scalability to help organizations align security with their cloud deployments. Organizations looking for scalability and automation benefits of the public cloud should demand cloud generation firewall functionality, including:

Well-architected for the cloud – Integrate directly with cloud fabric, provide API integrations for DevOps tools and automation workflows, and centrally manage across on-premises and cloud environments. These features provide customers with benefits of the cloud in addition to application security.

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Support for cloud-specific use cases – Support unique requirements of the cloud including horizontal scalability, distributed policy sets, meshed connectivity, and north-south traffic management. Meeting these requirements allows customers to leverage the benefits of cloud automation around deployment, autoscaling, high-availability, , and monitoring. Match customer’s cloud consumption models – Licensing that allows customers to deploy security in alignment with their current public cloud consumption model.

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