Teams that work remotely and keep their files and apps in the cloud. If your users live in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and other SaaS tools and don't need to reach servers back at an office, Internet Access covers them. If they do need on site servers, file shares, or printers, look at FireCloud Total Access.

Yes. Licenses are sold per user, and the smallest tier covers 1 to 50 users, so you can start with a single remote worker and add seats as you grow. There's no firewall appliance to buy, just the agent on each computer.

Yes. FireCloud access rules are assigned by user group, and each rule carries its own content filtering, application control, and geolocation settings. Your sales team and your finance team can browse under different policies while you manage both from one screen in WatchGuard Cloud.

No. The WatchGuard Agent sends each user's internet traffic through the nearest WatchGuard point of presence, where it's inspected before it reaches the web. Users don't have to start a VPN, and it works the same on home internet, coffee shop Wi-Fi, or a hotspot.

Traffic is checked by Gateway AntiVirus, APT Blocker sandboxing, and intrusion prevention, with botnet detection to cut off known bad destinations. URL and application filtering block risky sites and apps, including phishing and malicious downloads, before they reach the user.

FireCloud licenses are delivered by email, and orders placed before 3pm EST go out the same business day. From there you activate the license in WatchGuard Cloud, set up your access rules, and send users the agent download.

Yes. Total Access includes everything in Internet Access and adds zero trust access to private apps and resources on your network. Both run on the same agent and the same WatchGuard Cloud console, so moving up doesn't mean starting over. Talk to our reps about timing the switch around your current term.

The agent runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11 and on macOS High Sierra (10.13) through Tahoe (26), with Rosetta installed on the Mac first. It isn't available today for Windows on ARM, Windows Server, Linux, Chromebooks, iOS, or Android.