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I am looking for a device can do: Firewall-Antivirus-Email Spam-Adware-Ransomware (NGFW)

I am looking for a device can do: Firewall-Antivirus-Email Spam- Adware- Ransomware (NGFW  all in one if is possible) In case there isn't can you provide devices than can do Firewall & Antivirus,etc.. and the other device can do antispam, antivirus, etc..

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Users 125 to 200, Windows Server 2008/2012 R2, Exchange server 2010 & Outlook 2010, SQL 2008, VMware V5.1
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Can you provide a model of each product that you consider is best breed for each item.
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most utm's don't cover anti-spam. I stand by my comment
Fortinet and Untangle both have antispam components - Untangle's is excellent - even free... pay for it and you get an enhanced product.
If you host your own email I strongly recommend checking them out.  Alternatively, there's EFA - Email Filter Appliance (though Untangle can scan outbound while EFA doesn't.  Untangle offers digest emails to the user (my preferred method).
Both EFA (never used, but dedicated email filter) and Untangle can run as VMs - you can put them behind existing devices to enhance security if you like and you don't actually need any additional hardware (assuming you're network is using virtualization) - you just need to designate a NIC or two and assign a little RAM.  (Just be careful with the ESX OVA version - I had a colleague try it and according to him it took over all NICs and he was no longer able to access anything - better to just install from ISO (never had (or heard of) a problem.  (though his issue may have been more of a PICNIC issue, it was still too easy to accidentally do that).
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No single one stop solution as advised by the Experts for a comprehensive coverage of the threats though there are solutions to build the line of defences.