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Review: Gateway Security 5440

Review: Gateway Security 5440

Symantec's Gateway Security 5440 fits in the middle of its 5400 series range. It comes with six Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, although you can also buy the 5441, with four fiber and two copper interfaces instead.

Christopher Moody Jun 10 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: Internet Security & Acceleration Server 2004 Enterprise Edition

Review: Internet Security & Acceleration Server 2004 Enterprise Edition

Microsoft's Internet Security & Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004, is the company's application for turning a Windows 2000 or 2003 server into an enterprise firewall. Installation was painless on our test Windows 2003 server.

Christopher Moody Jun 10 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: Nokia IP380

Review: Nokia IP380

The Nokia-Check Point partnership has been a successful one, combining Nokia's excellent hardware implementation with Check Point's proven security technology, as we can see with the IP380. Aimed at the small enterprise or branch office, the IP380 comes with a cryptographic accelerator, capable of 130Mbps of 3DES VPN traffic and four Fast Ethernet ports. With two spare slots in the 1U chassis, you can upgrade network capability at a later date.

Christopher Moody Jun 10 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: Nortel Switched Firewall 6624

Review: Nortel Switched Firewall 6624

Nortel's whole approach to security is different to the other manufacturers on test, as this bundle incorporates two products: the 6600 Accelerator and the Director 5024 firewall.

Christopher Moody Jun 10 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: Pro 5060f

Review: Pro 5060f

Better known for its smaller appliances, SonicWall has pushed into the enterprise market with its Pro 5060f. Running SonicOS Enhanced 3.1, the 1U appliance houses a 2.4GHz Intel Xeon processor, 512MB of RAM and six Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. The 'f' in our model signifies that two of these ports are multimode fiber, but you can buy a 5060 with six copper ports.

Christopher Moody Jun 10 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: TSP3600

Review: TSP3600

CyberGuard's TSP3600 is a beast of a firewall. A case 5U high houses a RAID array for data protection, 13 Gigabit Ethernet ports and one Fast Ethernet (up to a maximum of 30 ports) – more than enough ports to cope with very large networks.

Christopher Moody Jun 10 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: Ecora Enterprise Auditor

Review: Ecora Enterprise Auditor

Ecora Enterprise Auditor 3.5 is a comprehensive package tailored to fit into most contemporary IT environments.

Julian Ashbourn Jun 9 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: Enterprise Configuration Manager

Review: Enterprise Configuration Manager

Auditing software requirements will naturally vary between organizations. In many cases, a relatively straightforward approach will be all that is necessary. But sometimes you might want a higher level of analysis and control.

Julian Ashbourn Jun 9 2005 12:00AM Security
Protecting the borderless enterprise

Protecting the borderless enterprise

The well-publicized cases of information leakage in recent news articles have brought to light the risks of the borderless enterprise.
Staff Writers May 16 2005 11:30AM Security
Review: Symantec Enterprise Firewall

Review: Symantec Enterprise Firewall

Symantec's Enterprise Firewall works with Windows 2000/2003 or Solaris 8/9. We installed it on our Windows Server 2003 machine with two network interfaces (a requirement of the software).

Christopher Moody May 11 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: AirDefense Enterprise

Review: AirDefense Enterprise

AirDefense Enterprise is one of those wireless-security products that integrates into the enterprise as an integral part of the overall network management scheme.

Peter Stephenson,CeRNS, May 9 2005 12:00AM Security
Review: Webroot Spy Sweeper Enterprise

Review: Webroot Spy Sweeper Enterprise

The emerging spyware threat is spawning a horde of anti-spyware products. Some have been around for a while, such as the excellent AdAware and Spybot – Search and Destroy.

Jon Tullett Apr 11 2005 12:00AM Security
SP2: Coming to an enterprise near you - soon

SP2: Coming to an enterprise near you - soon

Microsoft has hit back at reports businesses are shunning SP2, claiming that the current trend of uptake is very positive.
David Quainton Apr 6 2005 9:31AM Security
MS AntiSpyware set for enterprise functionality

MS AntiSpyware set for enterprise functionality

Microsoft could build enterprise functionality into its nascent anti-spyware software as early as the second half of this year.
John Sterlicchi Feb 22 2005 2:54PM Security
Worms, internal attacks plague enterprise networks

Worms, internal attacks plague enterprise networks

A large number of companies continue to suffer network attacks caused by internet worms and many experience compromises caused credentialed users, according to a survey released by Mazu Networks.
Marcia Savage Feb 10 2005 11:14PM Security
Novell days from enterprise server beta

Novell days from enterprise server beta

Novell will make available a public beta of its Open Enterprise Server (OES) beta within days.
Paula Rooney Dec 24 2004 9:58AM Storage
Wireless LANs head for enterprise mainstream as security improves

Wireless LANs head for enterprise mainstream as security improves

Although security fears continue to hold back Wireless local area network (WLAN) deployments, the technology is slowly becoming established as a mainstream enterprise solution, according to industry analysts.
Robert Jaques Nov 5 2004 11:18AM Security
Review: SafeGuard PDA Enterprise

Review: SafeGuard PDA Enterprise

This might appear to be a slightly unusual product to include in this group test, but it qualifies as a potential biometric due to the use of signature verification, or fingerprints where applicable.

Julian Ashbourn Oct 6 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: AirDefense Enterprise

Review: AirDefense Enterprise

As wireless networks grow in popularity, many security professionals are justly worried about the ease in which non-technical users can set up and operate wireless networks. Also securing wireless infrastructures can be tricky, because the set up of wireless networks can be problematical and not as secure as one might think.

Jon Stearn Oct 6 2004 12:00AM Security
Security fears shake up enterprise instant messaging

Security fears shake up enterprise instant messaging

Security problems associated with public instant messaging (IM) technology will force enterprises to ban employee use of such services and replace them with enterprise IM (EIM) applications.
Robert Jaques Sep 6 2004 5:32PM Security

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