The document discusses unified threat management (UTM), which allows an administrator to monitor and manage various security applications and components through a single management console. It lists common threats like viruses, worms, data breaches, phishing attacks and DDoS attacks. The key features of UTM include firewall inspection, URL filtering, VPN, intrusion prevention and anti-virus/spam protection. UTM provides advantages such as reduced complexity, easy management and troubleshooting. However, it can also result in lower performance and vendor lock-in. Next generation UTM aims to address challenges of the modern internet.

1. Working of
UTM
Presented by:-
Dhruv Parmar

2. Presentation
Overview
LIST OF TOPICS
Introduction
Threats
Features
Types
Advantages & Disadvantages
Next generation
Conclusion

3. Introduction
UNIFIED THREAT
MANAGEMENT (UTM)
is an approach to security
management that allows an
administrator to monitor and manage
a wide variety of security-related
applications and infrastructure
components through a single
management console

4. Threats

5. VIRUSES AND
WORMS
Threats
A THREAT, IN THE
CONTEXT OF COMPUTER
SECURITY, REFERS TO
ANYTHING THAT HAS THE
POTENTIAL TO CAUSE
SERIOUS HARM TO A
COMPUTER SYSTEM
DATA
BREACHES
PHISHING
ATTACKS
DOS & DDOS
ADWARE AND
SPYWARE SQL
INJECTION
ATTACKSPOOFING
ATTACKS
MAN-IN-THE-
MIDDLE
ATTACKS
EMAIL SPAM

6. Features
FIREWAL INSPECTION
URL FILTERING
VIRTUAL PRIVATE
NETWORK
INTRUSION PREVENTION
ANTI-VIRUS
ANTI SPAM

7. Advantages
REDUCE COMPLEXITY
EASY MANAGEMENT
EASY TO TROUBLESHOOT
SIMPLICITY

8. Disadvantages
LOWER PERFORMANCE
VENDOR LOCK-IN
DIFFICULT TO SCALE IN
LARGE ENVIRONMENTS
SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE

9. Next Generation Firewall

10. Conclusion
UTM IS ANSWER TO NEW CHALLENGES IN
THE "WILD" INTERNET.
UTM IS INTEGRATED SOLUTION WITH EASY
MANAGEMENT
UTM OFFERS COMPLETE SUPPORT FOR
ALL USERS

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