Sounds more like an architectural, end user access control issue, using virtual machines when they should not be used and lack of planning.
How many people have firewalls sitting between every server in their data centers now?
Segmentation and a good SSL VPN would almost do the trick.
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Check Point is outdated
2 Gbps is pretty good, right? Meanwhile, competitors are announcing in-line IPS appliances that can do 10 Gbps of bi-directional traffic inspection.