Companies team on branch-office security service
Getronics is teaming up with Microsoft and Network Engines to build a branch-office security service that protects Internet connections and promotes efficient use of servers.
Getronics is teaming up with Microsoft and Network Engines to build a branch-office security service that protects Internet connections and promotes efficient use of servers.
SonicWall is expanding its security expertise into e-mail security with the US$31 million purchase of MailFrontier, an e-mail security specialist.
As remote access to business networks increases and as threats against these networks grow, IT executives need to support technology that is flexible and that can effectively combat ever-evolving attacks.
Web application firewall is a simple term, but understanding what it means is proving so difficult for customers that an industry consortium is publishing advice on how to make a choice among the many devices that fall into this category.
Masergy Monday is introducing a way for customers to monitor the performance of the WAN services they buy from Masergy without reconfiguring or adding probes to their networks.
Aventail has announced an appliance that works in conjunction with its SSL VPN gear to create secure IP conferencing that includes voice, video and instant messaging.
Juniper Networks has reached an agreement with Symantec for software that ensures remote machines meet security policies before they can access SSL VPNs.
ServGate last week streamlined the pricing of its multi-service security platforms so customers pay a lower flat price for the hardware and security software no matter how many users they support on it.
FRAMINGHAM: Juniper Networks has unveiled a policy management appliance, a key piece of a secure network access scheme designed to rival those of Cisco and Microsoft.
An industry group is working toward a best-practices document that will spell out for businesses how to build secure VoIP networks using specific makes and models of equipment.
Juniper Networks this week plans to unveil a policy management appliance, a key piece of a secure network access scheme designed to rival those of Cisco and Microsoft.
3Com is filling out the lower end of its workgroup switching gear with the introduction of two switches designed for small offices in large corporations that need to manage the gear remotely.
A new study has found sales of IP PBXs have outstripped those of traditional TDM PBXs and that trend is likely to continue.
Some of the best Internet minds in the world met last week to discuss a wide range of methods to rid the Web of malicious traffic.
VoIP can save money (maybe), simplify network administration (maybe) and improve productivity (maybe), but let's face it, a major reason people are interested is that it has the potential to do some really cool stuff.