'Leak' Test of 21 Personal Firewalls Slashdot
mork writes "Matousec.com, as part of a larger analysis of personal firewalls on Windows, has conducted a thorough leak test of 21 pieces of firewall software. Leak tests imitate common methods used by trojans or spyware to send your information from your computer. Windows Firewall XP SP2 fails every test, so the fears that the days of third party firewall software was over seem groundless.
Positive Networks Launches PositivePROTM Version 3.5: A Secure Remote Access Service with Automatic Provisioning, Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
OVERLAND PARK, Kan.----Positive Networks, a leading provider of hosted/managed, secure remote access services, today introduced PositivePRO 3.5, the newest version of the company's award-winning secure remote access service.
Christmas shopping: Vista over XP? The Register
Security pros have their say Anti-Virus vendors …
Vista 'crack' installs Trojan TechWorld
Crime does not pay Cheeky software downloaders hoping to get a free version of Windows Vista are getting more than they bargained for - a password-stealing Trojan.
Fortinet Outpaces Competitors in Latest AV-Test.Org Antivirus Tests Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance
Fortinet, the pioneer and leading provider of unified threat management solutions, today announced that AV-Test.org, a renowned independent antivirus laboratory, ranked FortiClient(TM) end-point security software above most vendors for accuracy in detecting all existing malware files.
Bivio Partner Ecosystem Yields New Application Acceleration Modules RedNova
Bivio Networks, the leader in high-speed network appliance platforms for deep packet processing applications, today announced three new partner application acceleration modules for its B2000 and B508 network appliance platforms.
CORRECTING and REPLACING Kaspersky Lab Accelerates North American Partner Program Through Comprehensive Distribution RedNova
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Firewall protection fantasy doused TechWorld
Microsoft users should consider praying. Free firewalls are better than their paid-for cousins. That is the surprising conclusion of a test of desktop firewalls by security researchers.
Free firewalls outclass paid-for ones, test reveals ARNnet
Free firewalls are better than their paid-for cousins. That is the surprising conclusion of a test of desktop firewalls by security researchers. Researchers at David Matousec's matousec.com carried out tests on 21 leading products using 26 assessment programs known as "leak" testers.
Federico Biancuzzi: Christmas Shopping: Vista Over XP? SecurityFocus
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