Features

Features

• Blue Coat ProxySG: Secure Web gateway overview

  With features like authentication and Web filtering, the Blue Coat ProxySG secure Web gateway can be deployed as a physical appliance, a virtual machine or a cloud-based service.  Continue Reading

• Websense Triton: Secure Web gateway overview

  Available as an appliance, a VM and a cloud service, the Websense Triton Web gateway offers a number of features, including integration with other Websense security products.  Continue Reading

• Triton AP: Websense sandbox product overview

  Websense sandbox products come as physical appliances, software virtual machines, and cloud services. They also integrate with Websense's Web gateways and email security tools.  Continue Reading

• Palo Alto WildFire: Malware sandbox product overview

  Tightly integrated with existing Palo Alto next-generation firewalls, the Palo Alto WildFire cloud-based malware sandbox service supports both public and private cloud deployments.  Continue Reading

• FireEye AX series: Sandbox product overview

  The FireEye AX series sandbox products are capable of up to 16,000 analyses per day, are available for multiple OSes and come with 24/7 support for mission-critical deployments.  Continue Reading

• Man vs. machine: In a network outage, who's to blame?

  Downtime is often chalked up to human error. But several high-profile outages this year were blamed on faulty technology. Which is more dangerous to your network?  Continue Reading

• Why SDN is gaining traction in the enterprise

  Software-defined networking isn't just for carriers, cloud providers and hyper-scale Web companies. Instead of asking "Why SDN?", some mainstream enterprises are asking "Why not?"  Continue Reading

• Combatting network threats: Look, Ma, no firewall!

  In this Q&A, a network engineer at the Rochester Institute of Technology explains his favorite weapons against network threats: user education and vulnerability scanning.  Continue Reading

• Amid ongoing threats, network security training gains appeal

  Network engineers who have focused primarily on honing their routing and switching skills say having limited network security training is no longer adequate.  Continue Reading

• Don't overlook need for partnerships with a network vendor

  Understanding the technology is simple enough, says one engineer. Building partnerships with a network vendor takes work but reaps big rewards.  Continue Reading

• Rethinking network monitoring software for the user experience

  Just because the dashboard in your network monitoring software shows that everything is functional doesn't guarantee it's functioning well for users.  Continue Reading

• Switch software plays bigger role in data center networks

  Hardware still matters, but it isn't just about speeds and feeds anymore. Switch software is an increasingly important factor in data center networks.  Continue Reading

• Ruckus SmartZone wireless access points: Product overview

  Ruckus SmartZone wireless access points and controllers are designed for a wide range of environments, including indoor and outdoor AP deployments.  Continue Reading

• Meraki wireless access points: Product overview

  Meraki wireless access points support management from the cloud and are suitable for indoor and outdoor deployments, including environments with physical obstructions.  Continue Reading

• Aruba wireless access points: Product overview

  Aruba wireless access points consist of three product lines designed for small, midsize and large businesses.  Continue Reading