PAN-DB URL Filtering for VM-100 - Subscription license renewal

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The perfect complement to the policy-based application control provided by app-ID is the on-box URL filtering database, which gives you total control over related web activity. By addressing your lack of visibility and control from both an application and web perspective, app-ID and URL filtering together protect you from a full spectrum of legal, regulatory, productivity, and resource utilization risks.

PAN-DB URL Filtering for VM-100 - Subscription license renewal

General

Category:

Online & appliance based services - content filtering

Product Type:

Subscription license renewal

Licensing

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1 license

Service & Support

Type:

URL database update

On-box URL database maximizes performance and flexibility
URL filtering is enabled through local lookups, as well as querying the master database in the cloud. Local lookups ensure maximum inline performance and minimal latency for the most frequently accessed URLs, while cloud lookups provide coverage for the latest sites. The combination of application control and URL filtering allow you to implement flexible policies to control employee and network activity.
Customizable URL database and categories
To account for your unique traffic patterns, on-device caches store the most recently accessed URLs. Devices can also automatically query a master database in the cloud for URL category information when a URL is not found on-device. Lookup results are automatically inserted into the cache for future activity. You can also create custom URL categories.
Flexible, policy-based control over web usage
To complement the application visibility and control enabled by the app-ID, you can use URL categories as match criteria for your policies. Instead of creating policies limited to either 'allow all or block' all behavior, URL as a match criteria permits exception-based behavior. This increases your flexibility and gives you more granular policy enforcement capabilities.