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Gone are the days when a dedicated firewall is sufficient to fend off hackers from cooperate networks. Unified Threat Management (UTM) is an emerging trend in the network security appliance market. Always on the cutting edge, ZyXEL’s ZyWALL 5 UTM is capable of outperforming the current ZyWALL 5 by up to 20 times with just a ZyWALL Turbo Card. This new technology introduces a new all-in-one network security device that provides content filtering, anti-virus, anti-spam and intrusion detection services traditionally handled by multiple systems.

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Did you now that your company’s computer network is facing security threats everyday?  Hackers will attempt to infiltrate your network to steal information or disrupt your operation. Pranksters will try to access your wireless network to get free Internet access while spammers will flood your mail servers.  On top of these, there are the usual worms, viruses, and Trojans that will surely harm your entire network and damage your files.  To protect your network from these daily threats, you need to deploy the Protector UTM Anti Spam appliance and Penetrator vulnerability scanning appliance.  These are your best defenses against all network security threats.

The Protector UTM Anti Spam appliance is a very effective tool against the onslaught of spam, unwanted, and redirected mails.  This hardware is equipped with the latest anti spam technology that can block unwanted mails without filtering legitimate electronic communications.  So even if you do not have a mail server administrator, your corporate email system will still operate at optimum levels.  However, the Protector UTM Anti Spam appliance is not only effective against spam.  It also has the capability to act as an anti-intrusion device that can block viruses, Trojans, and all forms of malicious wares.  With just a single UTM appliance, your network will get multiple protection systems and effectively prevent external attacks and threats.  

In the past, the only solution of companies to protect their networks is to deploy a firewall and implement several adhoc security systems.  In most instances, a firewall is not enough to prevent attacks.  And if you deploy different security systems, you will be forced to deal with several vendors.  This will complicate your network security management and would be costlier also.  That is why you will enjoy superior benefits from an all-in-one Protector UTM Anti Spam appliance.  All major security issues can be handled by a UTM appliance that is why your network will be protected at all times.  

To further fortify network security, the Penetrator vulnerability scanning appliance should also be installed.  Although a UTM device has anti intrusion capability, it is not designed to perform network security audits.  This security audit can only be performed by the Penetrator vulnerability scanning appliance.  This type of appliance is your best defense against hackers.  The vulnerability scanning appliance will identify exposed and weak areas of your network that can be exploited by hackers.  The Penetrator testing appliance can perform automated scanning so you can ensure that all the weaknesses and vulnerabilities of your network can be addressed immediately.  The pen testing appliance can provide vulnerability assessments, reports, and solutions.  

So if you want to fully protect your network from external threats and hacks, then you have to seriously consider deploying UTM and vulnerability scanning devices.  These two security systems work in tandem with each other.  The UTM protects your network systems from spam and viruses while the vulnerability scanner will enable you to prevent illegal hacks.  With these security systems in place, you will be able to keep your network safer and protected.  

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It’s true. Security has been the last piece of the puzzle. When it comes to innovation, we think of What’s Possible rather than What’s the Problem. And that’s the way it should be. Otherwise innovation would be dead. But then, a larger headache awaits all of us later in the day. It was the case with the birth of the Internet. It has pretty much been the case with social networking. And it is the case with e-governance initiatives too. Interaction with the defence and government IT personnel brought this out clearly. For long, what can go wrong with respect to security has remained the missing piece in the puzzle. That has been the consensus at Tech Sabha. But the significant thing is that, apart from an interest in data centers, government IT professionals have their focus clearly on threats that can derail or slow the e-governance process and the best plans for security deployment. With the rising incidents of information leakage, particularly of individual users, involving healthcare, card holder information and more, one does think of the significant amount of user information held by the government, involving, Income Tax, land holdings, passport office and more. Needless to say, protecting the information and user is extremely important bringing in not just security at the perimeter and for information in transit, but also access control to the stored information and clear audit guidelines.

 

It’s true. Security has been the last piece of the puzzle. When it comes to innovation, we think of What’s Possible rather than What’s the Problem. And that’s the way it should be. Otherwise innovation would be dead. But then, a larger headache awaits all of us later in the day. It was the case with the birth of the Internet. It has pretty much been the case with social networking. And it is the case with e-governance initiatives too. Interaction with the defence and government IT personnel brought this out clearly. For long, what can go wrong with respect to security has remained the missing piece in the puzzle. That has been the consensus at Tech Sabha. But the significant thing is that, apart from an interest in data centers, government IT professionals have their focus clearly on threats that can derail or slow the e-governance process and the best plans for security deployment. With the rising incidents of information leakage, particularly of individual users, involving healthcare, card holder information and more, one does think of the significant amount of user information held by the government, involving, Income Tax, land holdings, passport office and more. Needless to say, protecting the information and user is extremely important bringing in not just security at the perimeter and for information in transit, but also access control to the stored information and clear audit guidelines.

 

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