Security Management Strategies for the CIOAccess "Product review: Array Networks SPX2000"
This article is part of the June 2008 issue of Five crucial virtualization do's and don'ts
SSL VPN SPX2000 REVIEWED BY ADAM HOSTETLER AND BRENT HUSTON Array Networks Price: $4,995 Array Networks' SPX2000 VPN appliance is a full-featured VPN designed for small- and medium-sized businesses. It's a cost-effective SSL VPN system, which provides users with flexible and simplified secure access to email, file shares and chosen applications. The SPX2000 is a plug-and-play solution that enables quick and efficient configuration of VPN parameters and provides a high-performance "in-office" experience for an increasingly mobile workforce. The SPX 2000 stacks up well against the competition, competitively priced with up to 500 concurrent connections, which is more than most SSL VPN appliances that are designed for the small- and medium-sized business market. Setup and Management B Setting up the device does not take much effort, but could be simpler, especially for people who don't have a background in Cisco-like interfaces. However, we completed the first part of the device setup without looking at documentation. The first step requires connecting to the ... Access >>>
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Virtualization server security best practices
by Thomas Ptacek
Avoid server virtualization security bad practices with these dos and don'ts. Get info on virtualization products, segmentation, implementation, avoiding malware, and staging, deploying and patching virtual machines, segmentation and implementation.
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Product review: Credant Mobile Guardian 6.0
MOBILE SECURITY
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Product review: Klocwork Insight 8.0
SOFTWARE SECURITY
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Embedded Security Safeguards Laptops
Tech Focus: Secure From Within
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Security Awareness Employee Training Essential to Infosec Program
Security awareness training initiatives such as online tutorials, newsletters, MP3s and prizes get the security message across to users.
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Virtualization server security best practices
by Thomas Ptacek
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Spam Blockers Losing Ground on Sophisticated Attackers
SPAM Spam hasn't been "solved"; in fact, the scourge has grown worse as attackers continually trump countermeasures and refine their focus on high-value targets.
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Product review: Mu-4000 Security Analyzer
SYSTEM/DEVICE TESTING
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Product review: Array Networks SPX2000
SSL VPN
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Security Services: QualysGuard Security and Compliance Suite
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GRC Tools Help Manage Regulations
GOVERNANCE, RISK AND COMPLIANCE We look at three GRC products and the distinct ways these tools can help organizations navigate the complicated regulatory game.
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Spam Blockers Losing Ground on Sophisticated Attackers
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CISOs Must Innovate to Enable Business
Editor's Desk: Be an Enabler
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Architect Security and Compliance Programs to Be Complementary
Perspectives: Shake On It
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Address Authentication and Transaction Validation Protocols to Stem Identity Theft
Layer8: Tarnishing Good Names
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Interview: Financial Services CISO David Pollino
CISO Uses Predictive Analystics to Bolster Risk Management Program
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CISOs Must Innovate to Enable Business
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