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Review: DESlock+

Review: DESlock+

DESlock+ is nicely presented in a box with the software, a ring-bound manual and two USB tokens.
Julian Ashbourn Apr 7 2004 12:00AM Security
Putnam group releases infosec recommendations

Putnam group releases infosec recommendations

A group formed by Rep. Adam Putnam (R-Florida) last fall to study alternatives to cybersecurity legislation released its recommendations Tuesday.
Marcia Savage Apr 6 2004 11:21PM Security
Linux or Windows: Which is more vulnerable?

Linux or Windows: Which is more vulnerable?

After examining security vulnerability data over the last year, Forrester Research has determined that both Windows and Linux can be deployed securely, but vendors need to ensure they address several criteria to make this process easier.
Illena Armstrong Apr 6 2004 10:05PM Security
Sobering up over the weekend

Sobering up over the weekend

A new variant of the Sober worm, Sober-F worm (W32/Sober-F), is in the wild.
Illena Armstrong Apr 6 2004 7:59PM Security
In-house, within budget

In-house, within budget

We all love a bargain, so Don Parker advises how to make big savings in your network security training budget
Don Parker Apr 5 2004 4:57PM Security
Consultants view: This intrusion is no test

Consultants view: This intrusion is no test

Gunter Ollmann explains why test environments are a security weakness in need of some serious attention
Gunter Ollmann Apr 5 2004 4:36PM Security
Growing pains for the U.S. strategy

Growing pains for the U.S. strategy

Amit Yoran, director of the National Cyber Security Division, claims that progress is being made with the strategy to secure America’s cyberspace. However, the strategy just had its first birthday and not everyone celebrated. Marcia Savage reports
Marcia Savage Apr 5 2004 4:09PM Security
Review: Spy Sweeper

Review: Spy Sweeper

More of the general public are becoming aware of spyware. Up until now, very little was known of this awful, creeping plague outside of security circles. 

René Millman Apr 3 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: Spy Sweeper

Review: Spy Sweeper

More of the general public are becoming aware of spyware. Up until now, very little was known of this awful, creeping plague outside of security circles. 

René Millman Apr 3 2004 12:00AM Security
Baltimore Technologies bids farewell to IT security

Baltimore Technologies bids farewell to IT security

Baltimore Securities PLC, a fallen star in the IT security business, has announced it is moving into the clean energy solutions business.
Steve Gold Apr 1 2004 11:50AM Security
Review: AppGate Security Server

Review: AppGate Security Server

AppGate has been producing security solutions since 1997.
Jon Stearn Apr 1 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: TippingPoint UnityOne-1200

Review: TippingPoint UnityOne-1200

Based on custom-designed high-speed security processors, the UnityOne network-based Intrusion Prevention Appliances (IPA) and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) are designed to stop cyberattacks in the network before such attacks can infect, damage or destroy core IT assets.

Bob Walder Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: Attack Mitigator IPS 2400

Review: Attack Mitigator IPS 2400

Top Layer's Attack Mitigator IPS is actually a family of ASIC-based Network Intrusion Prevention Systems (NIPS), with blocking and control against certain types of cyber attacks. The product tested is the Attack Mitigator IPS 2400, a combination of multiple Attack Mitigator IPS 1000 and load-balancer units.

Bob Walder Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: McAfee Entercept

Review: McAfee Entercept

Produced by McAfee, and the only Host-based IPS (HIPS) tested, Entercept monitors events at the operating system or application server level. As it does not deal with network-based exploits, it is very complementary to existing solutions that deal with attacks on that level, such as firewalls and network-based IDS or IPS products. The latest version adds welcome new features such as a new licensing scheme, key backup capabilities, additional reports, OS lockdown and custom signatures, as well as numerous improvements "under the hood."

Bob Walder Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: McAfee IntruShield 4000

Review: McAfee IntruShield 4000

Based on standard and custom-designed processors, the NAI IntruShield system is a high-performance appliance that offers real-time network intrusion detection and prevention against known and unknown, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks for enterprise networks.

Bob Walder Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: Internet Security Systems Proventia G200

Review: Internet Security Systems Proventia G200

Proventia G Series is a new range of turnkey intrusion prevention appliances from ISS. They are designed to proactively block malicious attacks from entering the network, including denial-of-service (DoS), intrusions and malicious code, backdoors and hybrid threats like MS Blaster or SQL Slammer. Proventia G Series blocks attacks in real-time, minimizing the need for active administrator involvement in most security events.

Bob Walder Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: NetScreen-IDP 500

Review: NetScreen-IDP 500

The IDP-500 is a turnkey appliance-based system which uses as many as eight detection methods to detect malicious network traffic. This Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDP) System is capable of operating in in-line mode as an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) or as a passive Intrusion Detection System (IDS) attached to a span or mirror port on a switch.

Bob Walder Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: KeySec

Review: KeySec

You would not leave your home without locking the door behind you and likewise you would protect your car when parked, so why do we quite happily leave documents open for anyone to see, print, alter or otherwise manipulate?

Jayne Parkhouse Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Fewer shades of grey

Fewer shades of grey

Andy Infante encourages us to pay attention to ethical issues – both big and small – in every area of our lives
Andy Infante Mar 23 2004 3:43PM Security
Review: Gordano Messaging Suite

Review: Gordano Messaging Suite

Gordano Messaging Suite is a complete mail server, with integrated anti-virus, anti-spam, and content filtering. As a mail server, it offers a cost-effective alternative to Microsoft Exchange and integrates tightly with Outlook in the same way that Exchange does. There are many additional features, such as support for dial-up collection of email from your ISP by POP3. It also has Extended Turn (ETRN) support for dial-up to extend SMTP should you need to use it. Client machines can be supported via POP3, IMAP, or a webmail interface.

Geoff Marshall Mar 23 2004 12:00AM Security

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