Juniper Networks, Cisco Systems and 3Com’s TippingPoint division are integrating a trifecta of security features into all-in-one appliances that give partners new ways to help cut the cost and complexity of security solutions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The new wares combine firewall, VPN and intrusion-prevention capabilities in a format that promises proactive, easy-to-manage network protection, the vendors and solution providers said.<\/p>\n
This week Juniper is shipping a long-awaited module that adds integrated intrusion detection and prevention (IDP) to its ISG 2000 appliance, delivering up to 2 Gbps of intrusion-prevention throughput and 1 Gbps of VPN\/firewall throughput. NetScreen Technologies first launched the integrated security gateway with firewall and VPN features last April, days before the completion of its acquisition by Juniper.<\/p>\n
Having multiple capabilities in the same box gives us a good competitive point against TippingPoint,” said Dave Casey, vice president of Westron Communications, a solution provider based in Carrollton, Texas.<\/p>\n
Juniper, Sunnyvale, Calif., is also introducing the ISG 1000, a smaller firewall\/VPN appliance. Intrusion-prevention modules for that box are slated to ship in the second half of this year.<\/p>\n
3Com also has plans to roll out new appliances in the fourth quarter that introduce TippingPoint’s intrusion-prevention technology to the SMB market, said James Freeze, vice president of global marketing at 3Com, Marlborough, Mass.<\/p>\n
This will help reduce the number of devices required to secure a customer’s network, Chambers said. The appliances scale from small businesses to large enterprises and incorporate features found in the PIX Security Appliance firewall, IPS 4200 Series and VPN 3000 Concentrator families.<\/p>\n
Cisco’s appliances are shipping with starting prices that range from $3,495 for an SMB version with up to 300 Mbps throughput to $16,995 for an enterprise edition with up to 650 Mbps throughput.<\/p>\n
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