StoneSoft opens up to IBM

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Security firm Stonesoft has made its StoneGate Firewall and VPN available for the IBM eServer iSeries.

IBM customers can now address diverse firewall and VPN requirements through a single-vendor solution, said a spokesman for StoneSoft.


The announcement was made at the IBM Systems Group University, which is taking place until January 22 in Orlando, Florida. 

StoneGate Firewall and VPN will be available for iSeries servers in early 2004.

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