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Cloud platformsBarracuda says its firewalls can be deployed in Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform.Supported cloud and VPS deployments include Google Cloud Platform, AWS EC2, Oracle Cloud, Hetzner Cloud and DigitalOcean.
ProductBarracuda Secure SD-WAN combines SD-WAN connectivity capabilities with next-generation firewall security in a single solution.flexiWAN describes itself as an open-source SD-WAN and SASE solution.
SecurityCloudGen Firewall uses layered detection including threat signatures, behavioral and heuristic analysis, static code analysis, and sandboxing.The platform includes firewall controls with application identification, port forwarding and 1:1 NAT, and supports 2FA login.
SupportBarracuda says live support is available worldwide 24x7 and requests are answered by a live person.During the 30-day trial, flexiWAN says support is provided and it will assist with installation and configuration as required.

Barracuda Secure SD-WAN plans

  • Barracuda CloudGen Firewall Secure SD-WANPriced on request

flexiWAN plans

  • Enterprise SaaS — 1–5 flexiEdge InstancesFree
  • Enterprise SaaS — 1,001–5,000 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Monthly$12 a month
  • Enterprise SaaS — 501–1,000 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Yearly$17
  • Enterprise SaaS — 501–1,000 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Monthly$20 a month
  • Enterprise SaaS — 101–500 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Yearly$21
  • Enterprise SaaS — 11–100 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Yearly$25

Pick Barracuda Secure SD-WAN if…

It suits distributed organizations connecting sites, cloud workloads, and remote users. Teams considering it can request a demo or free evaluation.

Pick flexiWAN if…

It suits enterprises and smaller service-provider deployments using the SaaS model, as well as service providers and system integrators using the service-provider model. It may fit teams that need application-aware routing, managed security and multi-site network deployment.

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