CyberGuard Corp. Thursday unveiled its latest firewall appliance, STARLord, targeted at large data centers with high-bandwidth requirements.
The STARLord release is the second phase in CyberGuard's three-pronged strategy. The first was the release of KightSTAR, the company's first premium appliance firewall. The third phase will be the fall release of FireSTAR, a firewall appliance geared to smaller offices and businesses.
Available in late October for $79,995, STARLord combines CyberGuard's firewall software technology with a high-performance hardware platform. STARLord can be directly connected to gigabit interfaces for both in- and out-bound data and can support hundreds of thousands of simultaneous connections without compromising performance.
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off by your supervisor and department head at least two (2) weeks CyberGuard offers three (3) Float Days a year. These may be used at your discretion
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"As communication and technology continue to advance at Internet speed, infrastructure companies and service providers are under intense pressure to deliver more information faster, without compromising security for customers," said David Proctor, CyberGuard's president and chief executive officer. "Previously, ultra-high security meant slowing data transmission. That is why we developed STARLord. It meets the needs of users who require extra-heavy bandwidth and ultra-high security."
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CyberGuard and Intel have teamed up on a hardware/software reference design for Three network processor engines. Two high-speed serial ports
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In one or two month there also will be a PPC version (WOS) for the game in which For people more deeply interested in the subject there are three online articles
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