SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service for NSa 6700 — 4-Year, 1 License, TAA Compliant

Elevate your network security with SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) for the NSa 6700. This 4-year subscription license provides robust, cloud-assisted analysis that identifies and blocks unknown threats, including zero-day exploits, ransomware, and advanced malware, before they can compromise your environment. Designed for the NSa 6700 hardware firewall, this single-license package delivers enduring protection, predictable budgeting, and streamlined management, all while meeting Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements for government and regulated sectors. With the integrity of a long-term commitment, organizations gain continuous threat intelligence updates, rapid incident mitigation, and simplified procurement that aligns with enterprise security objectives.

• Cloud-based sandboxing with proactive threat analysis: Suspicious files, payloads, and URL interactions are executed and observed in a secure sandbox to reveal malicious behavior without endangering your network, delivering clear verdicts before threats can spread.
• Zero-day and ransomware protection: ATP leverages behavior analytics, machine learning, and threat intelligence to detect previously unknown threats, stopping exploit kits, polymorphic malware, and evasive payloads in their tracks.
• Seamless NSa 6700 integration: The ATP service is designed to work within the SonicWall management ecosystem, aligning with existing security policies, dashboards, and reporting so your security operations stay centralized and straightforward.
• 4-year license for predictable, long-term coverage: A four-year term minimizes renewal friction and provides budgeting stability, ensuring continuous protection without intermittent gaps or administrative overhead.
• TAA-compliant procurement: This license is structured to meet government and regulated industry purchasing requirements, simplifying compliance and procurement workflows while delivering enterprise-grade threat protection.

Technical Details of SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service for NSa 6700

• Product type: Subscription license
• License quantity: 1
• Term: 4 years
• Platform: SonicWall NSa 6700
• Compliance: TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant
• Delivery and activation: Cloud-based service; activation via MySonicWall account; license managed through the SonicWall management framework
• Connectivity requirement: Internet access required for cloud analysis and threat intelligence updates
• Protection scope: Advanced Threat Protection for file payloads, URLs, and suspicious network activity; detects zero-day malware, ransomware, and targeted exploits
• Updates and intelligence: Ongoing updates to detection engines, sandbox profiles, and threat intelligence feeds to maintain current defenses
• Licensing model: Per-device license tied to the NSa 6700; compatible with standard SonicWall security services and management tools

How to Install SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service for NSa 6700

• Prerequisites: Ensure your NSa 6700 is under current firmware support and you have access to your MySonicWall account and the appropriate Capture ATP entitlement for the device
• Step 1: Sign in to your MySonicWall account and locate the Capture ATP entitlement for the NSa 6700
• Step 2: Associate the 4-year, 1-license ATP subscription with the NSa 6700 device in the SonicWall management portal
• Step 3: On the NSa 6700 management interface, navigate to Security Services and locate Capture ATP; apply or activate the ATP license to enable the feature
• Step 4: Enable Capture ATP within Security Services, configure basic policies (file types to submit, submission rules, and handling of suspicious activity), and set any preferred action on detected threats
• Step 5: Verify connectivity to SonicWall cloud services, monitor the ATP dashboard for activity, and perform a validation test using controlled samples to confirm that sandboxing and threat analytics are functioning as expected

Frequently asked questions

• What is SonicWall Capture ATP? Capture ATP is a cloud-based threat analysis service that analyzes suspicious files, links, and payloads in a secure sandbox to detect and block unknown or zero-day threats before they reach endpoints or the network.
• Does the NSa 6700 need outbound access for ATP to work? Yes. The NSa 6700 must be able to reach SonicWall’s cloud services to submit items for analysis and receive threat intelligence updates. Network/firewall policies should permit outbound HTTPS access to SonicWall cloud endpoints.
• What does the 4-year license cover? It covers a single NSa 6700 device for four years, including ongoing threat intelligence updates, sandboxing capabilities, and access to Capture ATP features as part of the subscription. Renewal can be requested through SonicWall prior to expiration.
• Can I use ATP with other SonicWall devices? The license described is tied to the NSa 6700 device it is issued for. If you deploy ATP on additional devices, you will typically need additional licenses per device as per the SonicWall licensing terms.
• Is Capture ATP compliant with government or regulated procurement? Yes. The license is described as TAA compliant, designed to meet procurement and contracting requirements in government and regulated sectors.
• What kind of threats does ATP protect against? ATP protects against zero-day malware, ransomware, advanced persistent threats, exploit kits, phishing-related payloads, and other unseen threats by analyzing behavior in a sandbox and applying up-to-date threat intelligence to block malicious activity.
• Do I need to install special hardware to use ATP? No additional on-prem hardware is required beyond the NSa 6700. The ATP service is cloud-based and integrated with the SonicWall device for centralized management and policy enforcement.
• How is updates and updates delivered? Threat intelligence updates, sandbox profiles, and detection algorithms are delivered through the cloud service, ensuring ongoing protection without manual software updates on the NSa 6700.