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NetChk Protect 5.5 Shavlik Technologies Price: $17.50 to $35 per seat Shavlik Technologies' NetChk Protect 5.5 Shavlik Technologies' NetChk Protect provides a unique integration of automated patch management and antispyware through a single management console. Shavlik Technologies' NetChk Protect 5.5 is a unique combination of security tools. It integrates HFNetChk-Pro, the company's flagship patch management product, with its NetChk Spyware antispyware module in a single management console. The result is a smooth path for existing customers who want to add antispyware capabilities, and new customers who can fill two needs in one purchase. But there are some catches. NetChk Protect works only with Windows machines (it supports Windows XP, 2000 and 2003 Server), which is fine for many shops, but a big red flag to larger, heterogeneous enterprises, particularly for patch management. Also, while NetChk Protect may reduce the chaos on your enterprise network, it won't eliminate it. The antispyware module is an effective tool to detect and remove spyware from... Access >>>
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Secure Reads: The Database Hacker's Handbook
Read a review of The Database Hacker's Handbook.
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Recent Releases: Security product briefs, April 2006
Read about security products released in April 2006.
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Transit Safety
BITS & BOLTS SSL-encrypted tunnels protect sensitive data traveling the Information Superhighway.
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Security Survivor All-Stars
COVER STORY Five security survivors tell you how to outwit, outplay and outlast the bad guys.
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Antispyware / Patch Management
Shavlik Technologies' NetChk Protect 5.5
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Secure Reads: The Database Hacker's Handbook
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Security Device Testing
Karalon's Traffic IQ Pro 1.0
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Get a Grip!
MOBILE SECURITY Enterprises need to take control of PDAs, smart phones and other mobile devices to ensure corporate security.
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E-mail Security
Tumbleweed's MailGate 5500
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Hot Pick: F5 Network's FirePass 4100 Controller
F5 Network's FirePass 4100 Controller
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Access Security
KoolSpan's SecurEdge
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Security Device Testing
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Columns
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Ping: Jane Scott Norris
Jane Scott Norris
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Face-Off: Schneier, Ranum debate security awareness training
Is User Education Working?
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Editor's Desk: The power of one
Tribal Council
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Perspectives: Putting out a call for self-defending clients
by M. W. Meyer & Eric Sager, Contributors
Network perimeter defenses have crumbled. What we need now are self-defending clients.
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