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Check Point has today released the long-awaiting ABRA product, a new solution which turns any PC into a fully secure corporate desktop. Abra provides users access to company emails, files and applications anywhere whether offline or online through integrated virtual private network (VPN) connectivity. Abra loads itself automatically on any PC, and contains local encrypted storage to protect any data stored on the device.

Features and benefits of Check Point Abra include:

  • Standard Windows user environment enables easy navigation and rapid end-user adoption
  • Prevents data loss by controlling outgoing traffic to networks and websites  
  • File transfer control allows exchange of files between personal and corporate workspace environments to be controlled by security policy
  • Compliance scanning automatically scans the host PC to ensure an antivirus solution from a known vendor is active on the endpoint.
  • User authentication enforces minimum password strength, as well as certificates and tokens for multi-factor authentication. A ‘virtual keyboard’ can be used at login to block password theft by key loggers
  • Central management with Check Point SmartDashboard® provides policy administration and updates through Check Point gateways, including authentication and compliance scanning rules and VPN settings

“In our business we need to demo solutions at our partners’ corporate premises, and often they do not allow us to bring our own PC,” said Loup-Fred Regent, marketing manager at Computerlinks. “With Abra, we just stick in the key and securely connect to the Intranet. Check Point is the only company to provide this level of ultra mobility. Abra is the best experience and the best overall solution to connect to the Intranet without a PC.”

For the full press release visit the Check Point site   Keep checking the Imerja Check Point Updates webpage for more Check Point updates.

Websense, Inc. (NASDAQ: WBSN), a global leader in content security, today introduced the new Websense® TRITON™ unified security architecture, combining Websense Web, data and email security technologies into a single platform delivering unified content analysis and management.

The Websense TRITON architecture integrates the real-time Web content analysis and malware protection of the industry-leading Websense Web Security Gateway with industry-leading Websense Data Security Suite and Websense Email Security to protect organizations and their essential information from blended threats and targeted attacks while easing administration and lowering total cost of ownership.

The Websense TRITON solution is currently available to qualified organisations as part of an early adopter program. It is planned to reach full general availability for upgrade and purchase in April.

Imerja is an authorised Websense Gold Partner and can help work with your organisation to implement the TRITON solution. Visit our Websense Partner page  for further information.

Vendor Extreme Networks aims to ramp up UK partner numbers this year as it takes the fight to market monolith Cisco.

UK and Ireland regional director Gary Newbold said Extreme had 24 partners when he joined in April. He aims to swell that figure to 43 by the end of 2010.

“We have already made progress towards that,” he added. “Cisco is the dominant market force; when (partners) position Extreme into an account, they become the only one offering an alternative.”

Newbold claimed that his firm currently has five top-level Platinum partners and the same number with Gold status. He added that he wanted to increase these to nine and six respectively.

Newbold said that impressive product margins would be a deal-breaker for many prospective partners, claiming they could make as much as 25 per cent, with wrap-around services on top.

Ian Jackson, managing director of Gold partner Imerja, claimed Extreme’s dedicated focus on Ethernet networking technology was beneficial to partners.

“Extreme has a focused approach to the market and that is reflected in its approach to the channel,” he said. “We are as important to it as it is to us. With its competitors you can become a small fish in a big pond.”

Source: CRN Online, 25th jan 2010  Read online