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McAfee claims ISS users worried after IBM take over

McAfee claims ISS users worried after IBM take over
Robert Jaques Nov 28 2006 10:01AM Security
IBM: $1.3 billion ISS buy will create 'world leader in security services'

IBM: $1.3 billion ISS buy will create 'world leader in security services'

Bolstering its presence in the security marketplace, computing giant IBM has agreed to acquire network intrusion and managed services provider Internet Security Systems (ISS) for about $1.3 billion, the two companies announced today.
Dan Kaplan Aug 23 2006 9:51PM Security
IBM to acquire ISS for $1.3 billion

IBM to acquire ISS for $1.3 billion

Computing giant IBM will acquire information security and service provider Internet Security Systems (ISS) for about $1.3 billion, the two companies announced today.
Dan Kaplan Aug 23 2006 3:44PM Security
ISS moves into VoIP security

ISS moves into VoIP security

Internet Security Systems (ISS) has moved into the VoIP intrusion prevention space with the launch of its Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention appliance.
Staff Writers Mar 21 2006 10:11AM Security
ISS and Cisco fight for IDS/IPS market crown

ISS and Cisco fight for IDS/IPS market crown

ISS and Cisco are leading a bitter battle to dominate the fast-growing global market for intrusion detection systems (IDS) and intrusion prevention systems (IPS).
Robert Jaques Sep 1 2004 5:31PM Security
Review: ISS Proventia G200

Review: ISS Proventia G200

The installation of ISS was well documented in a manual which had a step-by-step procedure. By using the built-in text-based menus, we were able to install quickly and with assurance. This feature was unique. No other system guided us through the installation with a menu system.

Documentation was also available on CD. The steps were laid out and neatly organized. Pictures of an actual installation were included for reference and there were even instructions for rack-mounting the IPS server. The content was easy to understand and did not assume a high level of expertise.

Two quick-reference cards were provided making it easy for operators to bypass all the major settings and quickly configure a running system. For those wishing to read in detail, the complete actual manual has over 300 pages distributed among 14 chapters. Compared to the other IPS products we tested, ISS's documentation appeared to be very thorough and complete.

Technical support was not required and a test call resulted in a satisfactory response.

There were no difficulties with the basic installation of the IPS. However, it did require third-party software and hardware, specifically, a Windows 2000 Server and Microsoft SQL2000. We see no problem with the option of using an external third-party database, but believe that all required software should be supplied.

We reluctantly rank the ISS Proventia at three stars due to its requirement for third-party software and an additional server. The ISS device is not the most expensive product we tested, but its value for money rating is impacted severely by the requirement for third-party software and hardware.

Peter Stephenson,CeRNS, Jun 28 2004 12:00AM Security
ISS customers targeted in worm attack

ISS customers targeted in worm attack

A malicious worm is targeting customers of IT security firm Internet Security Systems (ISS).
Dan Ilett Mar 22 2004 1:21PM Security
ISS Offers Money-Back Guaranteed SLA

ISS Offers Money-Back Guaranteed SLA

Internet Security Systems (ISS) Tuesday said its Managed Protection Services now offer a money-back, guaranteed performance-based Service Level Agreement (SLA).
Marcia Savage Jan 21 2004 11:53AM Security

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