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| Check Point continues to emphasize its new IPS software blade in development and marketing resources, although it still offers a dedicated appliance in the IPS-1, which uses a separate IPS engine and does not provide the same level of performance. (8/9/2011) |
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| Cisco continued to emphasize both standalone and integrated IPS appliances in its network security lineup with the launch of the ASA 5585-X, which provides a new IPS module and software along with firewall and VPN. (8/4/2011) |
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| With the launch of the high-end GX 7800 IPS appliance, IBM added native 10 Gbps interfaces and 23 Gbps of throughput, allowing it to compete more effectively with the latest crop of high-performance appliances from market leaders. (8/8/2011) |
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| McAfee in its latest IPS software update took an arm’s length approach to virtual server security by integrating with pure play virtualization security provider Reflex Systems. (8/9/2011) |
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| Sourcefire greatly expanded its addressable market on both ends of the performance continuum with its first IPS line for SMEs and high-performance appliances that raise the throughput bar for the industry. (8/4/2011) |
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| HP’s TippingPoint delivered greater scale to its method of securing VMware-based virtual servers with the launch of its S6100N IPS platform, which boosts inspection performance up to 16 Gbps when paired with the Core Controller. (8/29/2011) |
| HP’s TippingPoint delivered greater scale to its method of securing VMware-based virtual servers with the launch of its S6100N IPS platform, which boosts inspection performance up to 16 Gbps when paired with the Core Controller. (8/29/2011) |
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