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A UTM replacement you run yourself, with one-step undo
Leaving a unified threat management box does not mean buying a managed detection subscription. The replacement is still an appliance you run, with your policy in one validated configuration. A human commits.
If you are replacing a UTM, you usually want the next appliance you host — not a SOC and not a cloud NGFW. SecureGuard is that next-generation firewall / UTM. It keeps your policy in one validated configuration, with a preview before each change and one-step undo. You run it on hardware you own. By default, AI suggests changes and a person approves each one. On Business and Enterprise you can turn on automatic blocks, which act only when two signals agree, are rate-limited, and expire on their own.
- Still an appliance you host, not a subscription SOC.
- Your policy in one validated configuration, with one-step undo.
- AI proposes. A human commits.
Coming off Astaro or Sophos UTM specifically? Sophos UTM replacement. FortiGate alternative: one validated configuration. How rollback works: rollback by id. Same FreeBSD and pf foundations, commercial orchestration: vs OPNsense / pfSense. Short answers on the FAQ. What is actually built: Platform.