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10 IT security companies to watch 20 October, 2007 07:03:02
Data-leak prevention, behavior-based malware detection among focus areasNew companies have to be brash to enter the network security market, given that the industry has witnessed an explosion in creativity over the past five years and considering that big players such as Microsoft and IBM increasingly are throwing their weight around in security. - +
Knowing the unknowable 03 October, 2007 11:01:34
Widely tipped as the boom for security at the turn of the century, managed security services are now taking off, buoyed by a raft of new technologies and an increasingly complex security environment. - +
What's New: product reviews for the week commencing 3 October 2007 03 October, 2007 11:37:51
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UTM firewalls: Ready for the enterprise 03 September, 2007 08:50:17
However, deciding whether and where to deploy UTM appliances in a large enterprise is a more complicated and difficult decision.IT managers at small and midsize businesses like unified threat management appliances - firewalls that layer on antimalware protection, content filtering, antispam and intrusion prevention - because deploying a single, multi-function device reduces costs and simplifies configuration. - +
ARN's A-Z guide to networking 19 December, 2007 14:50:54
As business needs change, so do the requirements for the business backbone. ARN looks at networking trends and technologies and reports on predictions for 2008 and beyond.
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Sophos has announced an integrated suite of security products aimed to help SMBs better protect themselves from malicious attacks.
The Sophos Security Suite is designed for both Windows and Macintosh PCs. It caters to organisations with little or no dedicated IT staff, according to company officials.
In September, the company surveyed 540 small businesses and discovered that 64 per cent were not updating their antivirus software in a timely manner.
The suite protects PCs from viruses, spyware, spam and unauthorised intrusion - components that can be installed all at once with no technical expertise required. The suite updates itself every 10 minutes with new intelligence regarding threats and the ability to block them.
The components are managed by Sophos' Control Center, which features a threat-summary dashboard and lets users easily remove adware and other unwanted code.
The included Host Intrusion Prevention System is powered by Sophos' Behavioral Genotype Protection that can identify patterns of malicious code and block it, officials say. Also included is the Sophos Client Firewall, which prevents application hijacking and intruders by hiding PCs from hackers. Sophos' PureMessage technology scans inbound email messages for spam, viruses and spyware.
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