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Gallery: The $330 IPCop/Copfilter firewall 25 watt appliance

Finally, you can run your antivirus at the gateway, thanks to the $330 IPCop/Copfilter firewall 25-watt appliance -- no gimmicks or hacks. by George Ou

Tags: product photos, firewall anti-virus appliance

Image galleries 2008-02-22

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Red Condor Inc Case Study: Charleston Southern University

Charleston Southern University in South Carolina is a private Christian school and one of South Carolina's largest accredited independent universities with nearly 3,300 students and 450 faculty and staff. Even with an anti-spam product in place, students, faculty and staff were being bombarded with spam email, which made up 10-15...

Tags: South Carolina, Red Condor, E-mail, Spam, Cyberthreats, Online Communications, Security, Spam And Phishing

Case studies 2008-09-09

UTM-1 Adopted for Security Infrastructure of a New Application Services Business

Sooki Co., Ltd. provides rentals, sales, and repairs of survey and measurement devices, and measuring instrumentation and is growing in areas such as development and implementation of automated survey systems. The firm has also started a new service operation providing 3D application services for various industries that use 3D measurement...

Tags: Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., Survey, Anti-spyware, Spyware, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Marketing Research, Ssl/Tls, Intrusion Prevention, Security, Network Security, Viruses And Worms, Marketing, Networking

Case studies 2008-01-25

News to know: Leopard firewalls; NSA; Amazon Kindle; Early adopter curse

Notable headlines: Ryan Naraine: Apple admits to ‘misleading’ Leopard firewall settings. Techmeme. Rogue anti-malware lures squirming though Skype. NSA telecom immunity still unsettled in Senate David Morgenstern: Mac users can now give real love to Windows NTFS ...

Tags: Firewall, Larry Dignan, Oracle Corp., Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Microsoft Windows, Firewalls, Robots, Sales Strategy, Network Security, Operating Systems, Software, Networking, Emerging Technologies, Sales

Blog posts 2007-11-16

Will Windows Home Server be Microsoft's next flop?

Although you don't hear about them too often, Microsoft has had its own share of flops in the market. Perhaps the most legendary of these was the ill-fated Microsoft Bob. But one of the other flops that comes to mind -- one that required a good deal of investment from...

Tags: NAS, Text Message, Network, Microsoft Windows Home Server, Server, Microsoft Corp., Network-Attached Storage (NAS), Microsoft Windows, Servers, Storage, Hardware, Operating Systems, Software, David Berlind

Blog posts 2007-09-25

Next week's patch Tuesday going to be a doozie

Next week's patch Tuesday going to be a doozieYou're kidding, right????[i]I am over pointing fingers at Microsoft for having buggy, vulnerable code. As we see the tremendous effort they are putting forth to secure their OS and applications we are all slowly coming to understand that it is truly not...

Tags: Operating systems, Patches, Microsoft Corp., security, HTML control, HTML, Blue Lane

Discussion threads 2006-10-06

The fabric of innovation and open source

The fabric of innovation and open sourceGive it a rest, Anton[i]Would any of the effects be negative?[/i]Well, I'm inclined to think that my immediate unemployment along with hundreds of thousands of other engineers worldwide might count as "negative." I'd like to think that our customers might miss our products,...

Tags: open source, Anton, software, job

Discussion threads 2006-08-21

A porn trap to steer clear of

A porn trap to steer clear ofI wouldn't worry about it, personallyIf they want to fire you, they're going to find a reason regardless of whether or not you have porn on your hard drive. And if they can't find a reason, they'll probably make up one.It was..Just a matter...

Tags: Desktops, Workforce management, PC

Discussion threads 2004-09-02