SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service for TZ600, TZ600 High Availability, TZ600P, TZ600P High Availability – Subscription License – 1 License – 1 Year – TAA Compliant

Keep your network safe with SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) Service designed specifically for TZ600, TZ600 High Availability, TZ600P, and TZ600P High Availability gateways. This 1-year, one-license subscription delivers cloud-based threat analysis, sandboxing, and real-time threat intelligence that complements your firewall’s built-in protections. By leveraging the power of SonicWall’s cloud-based capture environment, you gain proactive defense against zero-day exploits, advanced malware, and sophisticated phishing attempts, all while maintaining compliance with rigorous procurement standards through TAA compliance. This service is ideal for small to mid-size businesses seeking enterprise-grade threat protection without adding heavy on-premise processing, ensuring your TZ600 devices stay ahead of evolving attack techniques and stay aligned with organizational risk management goals.

• Comprehensive cloud-powered protection for the TZ600 family – SonicWall Capture ATP operates in the cloud to analyze files and network payloads in a secure sandbox, identifying and blocking malware and zero-day threats before they reach your users or data. This server-side scrutiny complements on-device controls, delivering an additional layer of protection for TZ600, TZ600 High Availability, TZ600P, and TZ600P HA configurations.
• 1-year subscription license for flexible renewal – This offer includes a single license valid for one year, with straightforward renewal options to maintain continuous protection. The subscription model makes budgeting predictable and reduces the complexity of long-term procurement, while ensuring you always benefit from the latest threat intelligence and protection capabilities.
• TA A compliant procurement and deployment – The license is designed to meet robust enterprise purchasing standards, including Trade Agreement Act (TAA) compliance. This makes it suitable for government, defense, and regulated environments where compliant software procurement is critical, while still delivering enterprise-grade security for your TZ600 deployments.
• Seamless integration with TZ600 devices – The ATP service slots neatly into your existing SonicWall TZ600/TZ600P platforms, enabling automated threat detection, rapid updates, and centralized visibility. Its cloud-based nature minimizes on-device processing needs while maximizing protection across single devices or HA configurations, helping you preserve performance on your network edge.
• Actionable threat intelligence and rapid incident response – Capture ATP provides granular telemetry, detailed reports, and real-time alerts that empower security teams to quickly investigate incidents, adjust policies, and reinforce defenses. The combination of cloud-powered analysis and local policy enforcement enables precise control over what traffic and files are allowed, blocked, or require further scrutiny.

Technical Details of SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service for TZ600, TZ600 High Availability, TZ600P, TZ600P High Availability

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how to install SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service

Installing the Capture ATP service on your TZ600 family devices is designed to be straightforward and unobtrusive, with the emphasis on quick activation and minimal disruption to existing network operations. Follow these steps to enable cloud-based threat protection and begin leveraging the power of SonicWall’s ATP cloud sandbox.

Step 1 — Prepare and verify eligibility
Ensure you have a valid 1-year Capture ATP subscription license that covers your TZ600, TZ600P, and any High Availability configuration you use. Confirm that the devices are online and accessible for licensing activities, and verify you have an active MySonicWall account or access to the licensing portal used by your organization.

Step 2 — Sign in and activate the license
Log into MySonicWall or the designated licensing portal. Locate the Capture ATP license entry for your device model (TZ600 or TZ600P variants) and retrieve the Activation Key. If your organization uses centralized license management, ensure the ATP license is properly associated with the correct device serial number and HA pair if applicable.

Step 3 — apply the license to the device
Access the management interface of the TZ600/TZ600P (via web UI or CLI, depending on your deployment). Navigate to the Licensing or Security Services area and select the option to Add/Activate License. Paste the Activation Key and confirm. The system should indicate a successful activation and reflect ATP as enabled in the device status or services list.

Step 4 — enable Capture ATP and configure policies
Within the security services or threat protection section, enable Capture ATP. Define the policy for how suspicious data should be treated (for example, send to the cloud for analysis, quarantine, or block outright). You can tailor sensitivity, receipt of alerts, and the action taken on files or traffic that are deemed risky. Consider starting with conservative defaults and adjust based on network behavior and risk tolerance.

Step 5 — ensure cloud connectivity
Capture ATP relies on outbound connectivity to the SonicWall Capture cloud. Verify that your TZ600 device can resolve DNS, access the necessary endpoints, and send samples for analysis. If needed, update firewall rules to permit required cloud communications and confirm that any proxy, VPN, or NAT configurations do not impede ATP traffic.

Step 6 — validate operation and monitor
Check the ATP status indicators in the device UI and the Capture ATP dashboards for ongoing activity, detected threats, and analysis outcomes. Review generated telemetry and reports to confirm the service is actively analyzing data and updating threat definitions. Schedule regular reviews of ATP logs to inform policy adjustments and incident response playbooks.

Step 7 — consider High Availability considerations
If you deploy TZ600 in a High Availability (HA) configuration, ensure the ATP license is recognized across both units and that failover will preserve protective coverage. Validate that policies and threat telemetry propagate consistently to both members of the HA pair and that alerts and events are visible from a centralized management perspective.

Following these steps will have your SonicWall TZ600 family devices leveraging Capture ATP shortly after activation, with cloud-based analysis actively guarding your network against evolving threats while preserving the performance and reliability you expect from your firewall deployment.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What devices does this ATP service license cover? A: This subscription license is designed for SonicWall TZ600, TZ600 High Availability, TZ600P, and TZ600P High Availability devices, providing ATP protection for the listed platforms during the license period.
• Q: How long does the license last? A: The license is a 1-year subscription. After the term ends, you can renew to maintain protection and access to updates and threat intelligence.
• Q: Is Capture ATP mandatory for TZ600 devices? A: It is an optional protective service that complements your firewall’s capabilities by offloading malware analysis and zero-day detection to the cloud, significantly strengthening overall security posture.
• Q: Is the license TAA compliant? A: Yes, the product is TAA compliant, aligning with procurement requirements for government and enterprise environments.
• Q: Can ATP be managed centrally across multiple TZ600 devices? A: Yes. Capture ATP integrates with SonicWall management workflows and dashboards, allowing centralized monitoring and policy configuration for compatible TZ600 devices, including HA configurations.
• Q: Do I need any special hardware to use Capture ATP? A: No specialized on-device hardware is required beyond the TZ600/TZ600P appliance itself; ATP operates primarily in the cloud, reducing local processing needs while extending protection through cloud-based threat analysis.