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Web Security (Web User Access Protection)
- Spyware has quickly evolved to become one of the most significant corporate security issues. More than 80 percent of corporate PCs are infected with spyware, yet less than 10 percent of corporations have deployed perimeter spyware defenses. The speed, variety and maliciousness of spyware and Web-based malware attacks have highlighted the importance of a robust, secure platform to protect the enterprise network perimeter from such threats.
- URL Filters offer the broadest reach and the highest accuracy rate in controlling Web content. These filters compare users’ Web traffic requests against administrator-set policies for pre-defined (and an unlimited number of custom) categories, easily addressing acceptable use policy concerns with a database that contains 10s of millions of sites and global coverage across 70 languages and 200 countries URL Filters offer industry-leading coverage and accuracy against Web traffic requests.
- Improve employee productivity
- Reduce bandwidth requirements
- Reduce liabilities from improper content in the work place
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Web Security (Web Application Protection)
- Web Firewall
- Which path do the bad guys attack? The path of least resistance – THE OPEN PORT. Just because you have opened Port 80 and 443 on your firewall doesn’t mean you should let them do anything they want!
- Web Application Firewall enables businesses to efficiently maintain control over critical data, while transparently protecting Web applications. Automated policy development and maintenance eliminates the need for manual configuration and tuning.
- By monitoring live application activity and applying Dynamic Profiling, Web Application Firewalls build a comprehensive model of legitimate application usage so that security policy is generated automatically. By modeling changes to applications, usage patterns and data structures over time, the Web Application Firewall addresses both the complexity and constant change that are typical within a business environment.
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