Internet Security
We’ve optimized our legendary antivirus technology for heavy-duty use, leaving threats out in the cold.
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Our success in cyber security is rooted in the reality that there are no technological silver bullets that can protect networks from attack. To win the cyber war and stop breaches it takes elite cyber warfare experts, identifying threats in real time, using superior technology.
We’ve optimized our legendary antivirus technology for heavy-duty use in demanding server environments, leaving threats out in the cold. Secure your Network with complete antivirus, next-gen firewall, Wi-Fi, and web server protection with one appliance that’s insanely powerful and ridiculously simple.
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Powerful Unified Threat Management for Your Entire Network.
Secure your Network with complete antivirus, next-gen firewall, Wi-Fi, and web server protection with one appliance that’s insanely powerful and ridiculously simple.
A network is one of the main ways of virus spreading. That is why network protection and network traffic scanning are so important for computer security. Endpoint and Anti-Virus that protects from mail borne threats, web based threats, IM threats, network attacks and firewall components all work together to create a responsible solution for network protection. These components should perform the following tasks:
- Block and delete malware programs at early penetration stages, before they are saved in the computer file system.
- Block network attacks, including the attacks that run infected code without saving it in the file system.
- Prevent epidemics and data leakage, if an infected computer gets introduced into the network.
High Performance Security For Your Most Critical Systems and Data
We’ve optimized our legendary antivirus technology for heavy-duty use in demanding server environments, leaving threats out in the cold.
Anti-virus software should be running on all machines in a properly-managed network including servers even if other threat prevention measures are in place. It should run on servers as well as workstations for two reasons:
- They're the most critical computers in your environment, much more than client systems.
- They're no less at risk only because nobody actively uses (or at least should not being actively using) them for surfing the web. There is plenty of malware which can automatically spread across your network if it can get hold even of a single host.
Most problems are generally more related to properly configuring your anti-virus software. AV and Malware products need to be designed for server installations, not workstation based AV/Malware installed in a server environment.
There's no software you can "just install and run" without thinking twice about what you're doing.
Endpoint, Mobile, and Web Security
As malicious software such as viruses and malware become more evolved and sophisticated, so have the software and hardware technologies for helping to prevent these types of threats and attacks.
Malware and virus threats have been very costly for schools and businesses alike in both attack defense and response technologies and operations. The Internet has significantly raised the profile of external threats to these environments while some of the greatest threats still continue, such as internal attacks.
Internal attacks that have the highest potential for damage result from the activities of insiders in the most trusted positions, such as network administrators. Insiders involved with malicious activities are likely to have specific goals and objectives, such as planting a Trojan horse or unauthorized file system browsing while maintaining legitimate access to the systems. More commonly, insiders do not have malicious intent but may plant malicious software by unintentionally connecting infected systems or devices to an internal network resulting in a compromise of the integrity/confidentiality of the system or by affecting system performance, availability, and/or storage capacity.
