SonicWall Gateway Anti-Malware, Intrusion Prevention and Application Control for 02-SSC-2825, 02-SSC-6443, 02-SSC-6817, 02-SSC-6819, 02-SSC-7281 - Subscription License - 1 License - 3 Year - TAA Compliant

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SonicWall Gateway Anti-Malware, Intrusion Prevention and Application Control — 3-Year Subscription License (1 License) for 02-SSC-2825/6443/6817/6819/7281

Protect your network perimeter with a comprehensive security subscription that combines industry-leading anti-malware, robust intrusion prevention, and precise application control. The SonicWall Gateway Anti-Malware, Intrusion Prevention and Application Control license is designed specifically for the 02-SSC family devices (02-SSC-2825, 02-SSC-6443, 02-SSC-6817, 02-SSC-6819, 02-SSC-7281) and provides a three-year window of up-to-date protection. This is more than just malware scanning—it’s a layered security service that helps you stop threats at the edge, minimize risk, and maintain network performance and user productivity. With a single license that covers a three-year term, organizations can simplify budgeting while ensuring continuous coverage against evolving cyber threats.

  • All-in-One Threat Defense: This subscription combines three critical security capabilities—Anti-Malware to detect and block known and emerging malware, Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) to identify and block exploit attempts and known vulnerability exploits, and Application Control to enforce allowed apps and limit risky or unwanted software. Together, these features provide a multi-layered defense that reduces the likelihood of a breach.
  • Three-Year Security Coverage: The license is valid for three years, delivering ongoing access to the latest threat intelligence, signature updates, and policy enforcement capabilities. The extended term minimizes renewal friction and helps IT teams plan security investments with predictability and control.
  • Designed for Popular SonicWall Gateways: Optimized for deployment on the 02-SSC-2825, 02-SSC-6443, 02-SSC-6817, 02-SSC-6819, and 02-SSC-7281 security appliances, ensuring compatibility with existing hardware investments and streamlined activation through the SonicWall licensing process.
  • TAA-Compliant for Regulated Environments: This license meets Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements, making it suitable for government agencies, defense contractors, and other regulated industries that require compliant procurement and software licensing.
  • Policy-Driven Security with Application Control: Beyond malware and exploit protection, Application Control gives administrators the power to enforce policy around application usage. This helps balance security with end-user productivity by blocking or allowing specific applications, reducing the attack surface without unnecessary friction for legitimate business tools.

Technical Details of SonicWall Gateway Anti-Malware, Intrusion Prevention and Application Control

License Type: Subscription License

License Duration: 3 Years

Licenses Included: 1 License

Supported Devices: 02-SSC-2825, 02-SSC-6443, 02-SSC-6817, 02-SSC-6819, 02-SSC-7281

Compliance: TAA Compliant

Included Capabilities: Anti-Malware, Intrusion Prevention (IPS), and Application Control

Updates: Threat signature updates and policy management during the 3-year term

Deployment Model: On-premises license tied to compatible SonicWall gateways; activation via SonicWall licensing portal

Technical details provide a clear view of how this license fits into your security architecture. The three-year term ensures you have continuous access to updated protection across malware detection, intrusion prevention, and application control without the need for frequent renewals. TAA compliance simplifies procurement for public sector and regulated industries, while compatibility with key SonicWall gateway models ensures you can leverage your existing hardware investment. This license is designed for IT teams that want a straightforward, effective way to extend robust security across the network edge, with centralized management and consistent policy enforcement.

How to Install SonicWall Gateway Anti-Malware, Intrusion Prevention and Application Control

  • Verify Compatibility: Confirm that your security appliance is one of the supported models (02-SSC-2825, 02-SSC-6443, 02-SSC-6817, 02-SSC-6819, or 02-SSC-7281). Ensure the device is online and reachable for licensing and configuration.
  • Obtain License Entitlement: Access the SonicWall licensing portal using your organization’s account. Retrieve the license key or entitlement tied to your 3-year subscription for the 1-license package. If you don’t already have a SonicWall account, create one and register the device’s serial number as required by the portal.
  • Activate the License: Log in to the SonicWall management interface for your gateway. Navigate to the Licensing or Cloud/SaaS section, choose Add License or Activate, and enter the entitlement key or upload the license file. Confirm activation and allow the system to process the license provisioning.
  • Enable Core Security Modules: Once the license is active, enable Anti-Malware, IPS, and Application Control within the Security Services or Threat Protection page of the device’s management console. Ensure that each module is turned on and set to a baseline policy appropriate for your network.
  • Configure Signatures and Policies: Update malware signatures and IPS definitions to the latest versions. Create or adapt security policies to align with your organization’s risk posture—define which applications are allowed, which ports are monitored, and which types of traffic require deeper inspection, including SSL/TLS for encrypted connections where appropriate.
  • Test and Monitor: Run a controlled test to verify that malware signatures, IPS rules, and application controls are functioning correctly. Monitor dashboards for threat detections, block events, and policy enforcement results. Adjust thresholds and exceptions as needed to minimize false positives while preserving protection.
  • Document and Maintain: Record the license details, activation date, and policy configurations for compliance and audit purposes. Establish a renewal reminder as the 3-year term approaches to ensure uninterrupted protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What does the SonicWall Gateway Anti-Malware, IPS, and Application Control license cover?
    A: The license provides three-year access to anti-malware protection, intrusion prevention, and application control for compatible SonicWall gateways, with regular threat signature updates and policy enforcement capabilities.
  • Q: Which devices are supported by this license?
    A: The license is specifically designed for 02-SSC-2825, 02-SSC-6443, 02-SSC-6817, 02-SSC-6819, and 02-SSC-7281 security appliances.
  • Q: What does TAA-compliant mean for my purchase?
    A: TAA compliance indicates the product meets the Trade Agreements Act requirements, making it suitable for procurement by government agencies and other entities that require such compliance.
  • Q: Do I need to renew after three years?
    A: Yes. The license is valid for three years. After expiration, you will need to renew (or re-license) to maintain full threat protection and policy enforcement capabilities.
  • Q: Will updates be included during the term?
    A: Yes. The license includes ongoing threat signature updates and policy updates throughout the 3-year term to keep defenses aligned with emerging threats.
  • Q: Can I customize application control policies?
    A: Absolutely. Application Control lets administrators tailor which applications are allowed, blocked, or restricted, helping balance security with business productivity and user experience.
  • Q: Is SSL/TLS inspection supported with this license?
    A: SSL/TLS inspection capabilities are typically part of the broader SonicWall security feature set. Depending on device configuration and policy, you can enable SSL inspection for deeper threat visibility as part of your overall security strategy.
  • Q: How should I plan for deployment and rollout?
    A: Start with a baseline policy aligned to your network segments, then progressively extend coverage to more users and apps. Regularly review detections, refine rules to minimize false positives, and schedule signature updates to occur during maintenance windows to avoid user disruption.

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