

Upon completing the acquisition of Nokia Security Appliance Business in 2009, Checkpoint started the project named Gaia aimed at merging two different operating systems-SecurePlatform and IPSO-into one. VPN-1 running on the Nokia platform on IPSO was often called a Nokia Firewall as if it were a different product, but in fact it runs the same VPN-1 software as other platforms. See the table in the Version History section below for details. Previous versions of Check Point firewall supported other operating systems including Sun Solaris, HP-UX and IBM AIX, and Microsoft Windows.

This is different from most other commercial firewall products like Cisco PIX and Juniper firewalls where the firewall software is part of a proprietary operating system.Īlthough traditionally sold as software only, VPN-1 is also sold in appliance form as Check Point's UTM-1 (starting 2006) and Power-1 appliances. The VPN-1 software is installed on a separate operating system, which provides the protocol stack, file system, process scheduling and other features needed by the product. The product, previously known as FireWall-1, is now sold as an integrated firewall and VPN solution. VPN-1 functionality is currently bundled within all the Check Point's perimeter security products. Patent # 5,606,668 on their security technology that, among other features, included stateful inspection. Later (1997), Check Point registered U.S. It was the first commercially available software firewall to use stateful inspection. VPN-1 is a stateful firewall which also filters traffic by inspecting the application layer. VPN-1 is a firewall and VPN product developed by Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

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