Stories about: Stonesoft

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Printing firm dumps MPLS service 05 December, 2008 06:20

Shortcomings of an MPLS service led printing firm Wise Business Forms to dump the network service in favor of an Internet-based VPN that delivers better speed at less cost and will pay for itself in 16 months.
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Startup offers rootkit protection, partitioning 21 November, 2008 07:48

Although it uses different terminology, start-up Integrity Global Security is coming out with a businesses version of technology used on military fighters and bombers that can provide the features of virtual machines but with built-in security.
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10 security threats to watch for 14 April, 2008 10:17

There are lots of ways business networks can be compromised, and more are developing all the time. They range from technology exploits to social engineering attacks, and all can compromise corporate data, reputation and the ability to conduct business effectively.
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Gates: Tablet PCs will replace textbooks, other predictions 14 March, 2008 07:18

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates today outlined a future of computing akin to a Whole Earth Catalog for technology. The computing systems of the future will be more natural, responsive and capable of easily recognizing objects and people. They will also be completely customizable, he said.
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Xerox evens loads, protects with one device 19 June, 2006 11:57

The hosting arm of Xerox has found a way to save money by switching from multiple brands of firewall to a single vendor's whose gear supports other functions as well, enabling the provider to eliminate separate network devices and their separate management consoles.
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Hole found in widely used VPN gear 16 November, 2005 09:08

Virtual private network products from a variety of vendors, including Cisco Systems and Juniper Networks are vulnerable to a denial of service attack, thanks to a bug that was recently discovered by researchers at Finland's University of Oulu.
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A Forecast for Better Firewall Performance 17 July, 2000 12:01

Rainfinity Inc. thinks it has founda better way to address the three"-abilities" of the Internet age: scalability, reliability and flexibility. The Mountain View, Calif.-based startup sells clustering software that allows information technology administrators to quickly create nodes on a network.