In the past few years, there has been a growing demand for internet access due to the pandemic. It gives more opportunities for hackers to illegally obtain user accounts and hack into the organization's intranets by creating phishing emails or malicious URLs on various topics. Most organizations have a basic understanding of internet security and have security devices deployed, such as firewall or UTM as gateway security, using IPS, anti-virus, anti-spam, Sandstorm, and other functions to defend against external attacks. However, the threat landscape has changed. There is a lot of focus on external network intrusions, but people seem to be ignoring the fact that the number of cyberattacks from within organizations is also increasing, making intranet security the most important issue.

With 480GB SSD and 6 GbE ports, the INF-8700C can handle sudden traffic spikes and provides Quality of Service (QoS) to ensure the stability of intranet services. The INF-8700C is equipped with 2 LAN Bypass module, allowing packets to move straight between LANs and physically bypass the system. A built-in dashboard to increase data visibility, protect important servers from hackers, and adopt Co-Defense with wireless APs to form an integrated wired and wireless intranet security system. Centralized management includes two modes: on-premises CMS clients and ShareTech Eye Cloud, allowing administrators to manage and monitor all devices on a single platform.

Features
1.Reduces Concerns about Performance and Costs
2.Supports Bridge Mode Only
3.Virus, IPS, Sandstorm for Intranet Traffic Filtering
4.Co-Defense with Network Switches to Enhance the Intranet Security
5.Reinforces Intranet Wireless Security
6.Geo IP Detection
7.Quality of Service (QoS)
8.Web Application Firewall
9.Dashboard
10.Central Management System (CMS) and Eye Cloud