Follow us @infosecurity #infosec13 Juniper delivers Spotlight Secure
Juniper Networks has unveiled its next-generation security products for protecting data centre environments, fortified by the Junos® Spotlight Secure, a global attacker intelligence service. Spotlight Secure will give customers definitive intelligence about threats, attackers and individual devices across a wide number of networks and Juniper security products. With Juniper’s new products, enterprises and service providers can achieve advanced protection against data exfiltration, website outages and other serious threats. Today, companies are struggling to keep pace with the increasing volume and sophistication of cyber attacks, particularly those aimed at web applications and servers, which deal in high-value traffic and typically reside in data centres. To effectively secure data centres Juniper believes companies must have knowledge of the attacking devices, not just the IP address, and quickly disseminate that intelligence across the data centre and into the network. Juniper Networks can deliver this intelligence through its Junos Spotlight Secure global attacker intelligence service, which acts as the consolidation point for attacker and threat information, feeding real- time intelligence to Juniper’s security solutions. The first products to leverage Spotlight Secure security intelligence are Junos WebApp Secure and Juniper Networks®
SRX Series Services Gateways.
Sophos Strengthens network security offerings
Sophos has strengthened its network security offerings with two enhanced high-end Unified Threat Management appliances, Sophos UTM 525 and 625, and the new Sophos RED 50 (Remote Ethernet Device) - the revolutionary solution that offers complete, centrally managed UTM for branch offices. Sophos RED 50 is the latest addition to the company’s branch
office security technology. Designed for larger branch offices, Sophos RED 50 provides increased performance, enhanced connectivity and new functions. Boasting throughput speeds of more than 300 Mbps, it is ideal for organisations that need to send larger files, run daily data backups or protect large branch office networks. It also provides for the bandwidth load balancing or failover capabilities many larger branch offices require. Also new, Sophos UTM 525 and 625 can see a 300% increase in firewall throughput speeds to 40 Gbps, as well as the option of field-replaceable LAN modules, extending UTM appliances and allowing organisations to configure Sophos UTM devices and Next Generation Firewall features to scale their deployments - even where multiple 10Gbps Ethernet
connections are required.
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Secure wireless with Xirrus XR
New on the Wick Hill stand (F50) are the latest versions of Xirrus XR Series Wireless Arrays, which address the growing need for secure, upgradeable wireless networks. These are the first modular Wi-Fi products of their kind featuring upgradeability, high scalability, high performance and integrated security, providing a clear upgrade path to the 802.11ac and 802.11ad wireless standards. The Xirrus XR-1000 Wireless
Array, for example, provides superior price/performance value by integrating the unmatched combination of two multi-state (2.4GHz and 5GHz) radios with high gain directional antennas, an onboard multi-gigabit switch, controller, firewall, threat sensor and spectrum analyser all built on a modular chassis designed to meet the needs of network designs, including the demand for coverage in high RF attenuation environments (dense walls), designs supporting low user/device density coverage and designs that include isolated locations where reliable, secure wireless coverage is desired.
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