Novell Dismisses AppArmor Developer
Oct 12, 2007Two years after acquiring the company that developed AppArmor Novell has dismissed the developer behind the security technology.
more »Nagios Conference Live on the Internet
Oct 04, 2007October 11 and 12 Linux Magazine Online will be broadcasting the conference on the popular Nagios Open Source monitoring system on the Internet via live streaming.
more »Astaro Security Gateway V7 with New Spam Protection
Sep 26, 2007The latest version of Astaro Security Gateway V7 no longer relies on Spamassassin. Commtouch technology is now used to filter unsolicited mail.
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Motion Detection Detecting movements with Motion
Aug 24, 2007The motion detector software, Motion, monitors the video signal from one or multiple cameras and is able to detect whether a significant part of the picture has changed, record and track movement, or launch arbitrary external commands to trigger other actions.
more »Collax Security Gateway 4.2
Aug 22, 2007Collax has released an update to version 4.2 of its Security Gateway solution. The Unified Threat Management solution (UTM) is now based on kernel 2.6.
more »Automated Solution by TCS Hardens Red Hat Servers
Aug 22, 2007US security vendor Trusted Computer Solutions (TCS) recently presented a solution for automating server hardening.
more »Novell Acquires Specialist for Security Management
Aug 14, 2007Novell is extending its portfolio of enterprise management solutions with its acquisition of Senforce Technologies, an endpoint security management specialist.
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