Web Services Security, E-Commerce Security

The G-Server is the only hardware in this Group Test - all the other products consist of software. It is designed to be installed inline between the DMZ port on your firewall and a public web server. It is completely transparent and requires no changes to any network settings on ...

High-capacity WAN links are far too expensive a commodity for companies to waste, so some form of traffic analysis and management is needed to get the best value out of them. The PacketLogic PL2 appliance from Swedish company NetIntact looks to have all the angles covered as it offers a ...

Applock/Web works for web servers based on Microsoft IIS running on Windows NT/2000. It locks down both operating system and web server application. It auto-discovers which files are associated with web server functions (this may include web content and web scripts) and locks them down. It works within the operating ...

A book about the inner workings of the hacker's mind would not be complete without mentioning the world's most famous hacker, Kevin Mitnick. This book does not disappoint in that respect. This book deals with getting inside the mind of a hacker. It a kind of "know your ...

This device is unusual in that it offers not only SSL VPN facilities, but can support remote keyboard/video/ mouse (KVM) access to servers, combining two major sets of remote functions in one connection. This has several advantages, since it reduces the number of possible entry points to a secure system. ...

Unique in this test, the iPrism is actually an appliance. Although these tend to be more expensive than software-only products, they usually have the advantage of a fairly solid configuration since they are factory-build.

Yet again Cisco has churned out an over priced book for one of its courses and filled it out with acronyms and confusing explanations. Nice diagrams though.

TOS stands for 'trusted operating system.' It can also be used to protect servers that are providing DNS, as well as file servers, database servers, proxy servers and mail servers. TOS can protect any static files, including whole directories, drives, Windows registries and, of course, web pages.