UserGate Launches Rugged Industrial NGFW uNGFW on X10 Platform Rated for -40 to +60 °C

UserGate has introduced the uNGFW next-generation firewall running on the new X10 hardware platform designed specifically for protecting industrial control systems and OT environments. The appliance replaces the discontinued X1 model and is engineered to operate reliably in harsh conditions ranging from −40 to +60 °C with up to 80 % humidity, allowing direct DIN-rail installation inside automation cabinets at substations, extraction sites, and fuel stations. It provides deep inspection for 35 industrial protocols including Modbus, OPC UA, Profinet IO and S7Comm, with intrusion-prevention rules capable of validating individual commands on six critical protocols to block unauthorized actions without requiring equipment shutdowns. Hardware redundancy features two independent power inputs and a bypass function that maintains network connectivity during device failure, while maximum power draw remains at 24 W. Throughput reaches 1780 Mbit/s with support for up to 500 000 concurrent connections, and centralized management via UserGate’s existing console enables unified policies across distributed sites. The platform was developed by UserGate’s own design bureau and is manufactured in Saint Petersburg; it is already available for ordering and testing through company partners.

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UserGate has released the uNGFW next-generation firewall on the new X10 hardware platform, purpose-built to secure industrial control systems and OT networks in extreme environments.

The device is intended for deployment at the boundary between IT and OT segments, inside industrial DMZs, between production workshops, and at remote facilities ranging from electrical substations and extraction sites to fuel stations. It can be mounted directly on a DIN rail and continues to function at temperatures from −40 to +60 °C with humidity up to 80 %.

X10 replaces the discontinued X1 model and inspects traffic of 35 industrial protocols, among them Modbus, OPC UA, Profinet IO and S7Comm. For six key protocols the integrated intrusion-prevention system can examine individual commands inside sessions and block unauthorized operations—an essential capability when legacy equipment cannot be powered down for updates.

High availability is ensured by two independent power inputs and hardware bypass, which keeps the network link active if the appliance itself fails. Peak power consumption is limited to 24 W. The platform delivers up to 1780 Mbit/s throughput and supports as many as 500 000 simultaneous connections.

Administrators can manage X10 centrally together with other UserGate security products, applying consistent policies across geographically dispersed sites without the need for on-site staff at every location. The hardware was designed by UserGate’s internal engineering bureau and is manufactured in Saint Petersburg. It is now available for ordering and pilot testing through the company’s partners.

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