Tag: gfi

Astaro Security Gateway Version 8.100 Released

I'm pleased to announced that Astaro Security Gateway Version 8.100 has been GA-released and is being distributed via our Up2Date infrastructure. The main focus of this release is our Wireless Security products; 8.100 brings official support for our much-sought-after Astaro Access Points to the Version 8 platform. Version 8.100 also introduces more flexibility for Astaro RED deployments, improvements to SMTP profiles and WAN link balancing, and many usability improvements based on your feature submissions and feedback .

Who do you trust

I have been fortunate enough to attend several Security BSides events this fall, I have seen a lot of good talks and been engaged in several great conversations. Two talks, one at BSides in Dallas/Ft. Worth and one the following week in Ottawa touched on similar issues that really resonated with me

Up2Date 7.509 Released

A few security vulnerabilities have been posted which require us to make an update to our V7 installations. Since we do not put our users at extended risk by following a scheduled update window, we are releasing this special Up2Date immediately. This V7.509 Up2date is soley issued in order to patch two components, and no new features are introduced

From Bedroom to Underground – The Evolution of Hackers

In its original meaning, the term “hack” stood for the re-configuring or re-programming of a system so it worked in ways not meant by the owner, administrator, or designer. More generally, a hack is a quick and clever solution to a problem. One of today’s most famous pieces of malware inherited its name from an invention that could be considered the very first hack: The Trojan Horse that was created by the Greeks to breach the impregnable Trojan city walls.

Astaro at Infosecurity.nl in Utrecht, the Netherlands

Together with our distributor Contec, we were showcasing our solutions at this year’s Infosecurity.nl, which took place from 3rd to 4th November. We are very happy as we could welcome so many visitors at our booth and as we had lots of interesting stuff to show and discuss with them. We had a nice little idea to create attention among the Dutch reseller community, sending them empty Astaro Security Gateway boxes in the days before the event, which only contained a note inviting them to come by and get to know what should be in the box.

Astaro sponsors OWASP AppSec Germany Conference 2010

The OWASP conference began with a social gathering in the “Barfüßer” brewery in the center of Nuremberg. Around 100 participants enjoyed the reunion of sorts, with cold beers drafted directly on the dining table, pretzels and an opulent Franconian meal