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Overview
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The solution
The F-Secure Network ControlTM provides service providers with an automated process to control every single user's outgoing Internet traffic against malicious code. Users identified as the source of disruption, will be put off-line and will receive a web page message guiding them to clean up their computer by preferably installing a security solution or using an on-line scanner and, if needed a Windows update. Thus, service providers can offer the user their own security service, targeted at increasing the revenue stream. At the point when the selected computers are no longer a source of disruption to the network traffic, Internet access is automatically restored.
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Features & Benefits
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Key Features Out-of-band network appliance - Uses packet copy from switches to monitor traffic
- Each sensor handles up to 2 Gbps
- Easily scalable by adding more sensors
- Cisco and Juniper integration
Anomaly detection - Automatic detection and mitigation of abuse
- Traffic inspection: identify worms, P2P systems, etc. through packet analysis
- Traffic level monitoring: SMTP, http, P2P protocols, VoIP, IM, etc.
- Dark address space monitoring: detect network scanners
Management - Centralized web console for consolidated reporting and statistics
- Aggregate data stored in an SQL database
- SNMP v2C
Regaining Control - Automatic network abuse control
- Increase the end customer satisfaction
- Isolate and automatically fix disruptive computers in the network
- Reduce help desk costs
- Produces excellent network traffic reporting
- Independent of the client software installed in the end customer computer
Key BenefitsReduces helpdesk calls
Users who are experiencing a malware problem beyond the limits of their knowledge will automatically end up calling the service provider's helpdesk. This action increases the service provider's operational cost significantly. F-Secure Network Control™ will guide users to fix the problem themselves, eliminating the need to call the service provider's helpdesk.
Increases customer satisfaction
The direct result of F-Secure Network Control™ is to alert the user about their unsafe surfing behaviour. As a result, the user is advised to get Internet protection, which will increase their overall positive Internet experience and satisfaction levels towards the service provider.
Up-selling the security desktop solution
When customers are made aware that their computer is causing network disruption, this is also the opportunity for the service provider to introduce their Internet security package thus increasing potential revenue streams and helping to secure their network against further assaults.
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Specifications
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Associated Products
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Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange
Todays’s challenges
Over 90% of computer viruses arrive via e-mail. Most of the new fast spreading and destructive viruses are written to work and use Microsoft Exchange/Outlook. Therefore it is especially important for Microsoft Exchange users to protect their networks from virus outbreaks. By using antivirus software with your Microsoft Exchange solution, you will not only protect your corporate network from viruses, but you will also make sure that your company is not sending out infected messages to customers or partners. |
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Spam Control for Microsoft Exchange
Todays’s challenges
When 30% of all your incoming e-mail is pure rubbish that you don’t want, you start getting irritated. When the number is closer to 50% you start getting mad. But when you open your e-mail account and over 90% of your inbox is filled with junk messages from people you don’t know, you start giving up and find yourself using a telephone or fax to get things done more smoothly. |
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Anti-Virus for MimeSweeper
Todays’s challenges
Eight to ten new viruses are found each day, some of them with the ability to spread globally within hours. Even if you are using the latest in content checking software, your network security is at risk from these threats. To safeguard against these virus threats, your protection needs to be automatic, integrated and transparent.
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Internet Gatekeeper for Linux
Todays’s challenges
Viruses, trojans, worms, spyware and other malware can enter an organization’s network from multiple directions. E-mail is perhaps the most common way of spreading viruses but many web sites today are also vectors for programs including harmful and malicious content. With file sharing and downloading also as very common practises, users may expose themselves to trojans, viruses and other type of harmful code. In addition to spreading viruses, unwanted e-mail, broadly speaking, spam creates productivity losses, security concerns and legal liability risks. |
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Internet Gatekeeper for Windows
Todays’s challenges
Companies are facing new challenges in protecting their network traffic and keeping their productivity at a high level. Many companies are already familiar with e-mail borne viruses and are learning how to protect against them. This is why virus writers have started to invent new ways to attack corporate networks. Viruses can spread via both e-mail and Web traffic, surprising even data security experts with its speed and effectiveness. In addition to viruses, spam and other unwanted emails create productivity losses, security conserns and legal liability risks.
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Spam Control for Internet Gatekeeper
Todays’s challenges
When 30% of all your incoming e-mail is pure rubbish that you don’t want, you start getting irritated. When the number is closer to 50% you start getting mad. But when you open your e-mail account and over 90% of your inbox is filled with junk messages from people you don’t know, you start giving up and find yourself using a telephone or fax to get things done more smoothly. |
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Messaging Security Gateway
Todays’s challenges
For many companies e-mail is still today the most important business communications channel. Even small to medium size companies are sending and receiving several thousands of valuable messages per day. At the same time security threats like viruses, phishing and spam are flooding in from the Internet. Users are also sending out e-mails that might contain sensitive information and could put businesses at risk. So how can businesses ensure that they can still use e-mail effectively, that unwanted e-mail is barred and that there are no leaks of confidential information?
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