Whoops! Check Point lets checkpoint.com expire

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Whoops! Check Point lets checkpoint.com expire: By Tim Greene | Network World US | 03 April 12 It’s got to be a little embarrassing for a security company steeped in paying attention to details like opening and closing firewall ports and monitoring whether applications are behaving oddly to overlook …

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Whoops! Check Point lets checkpoint.com expire

Image via CrunchBase

Whoops! Check Point lets checkpoint.com expire: By Tim Greene | Network World US | 03 April 12 It’s got to be a little embarrassing for a security company steeped in paying attention to details like opening and closing firewall ports and monitoring whether applications are behaving oddly to overlook …

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• How To Evaluate Next-Generation Firewalls
• Email cock-up blamed in Check Point domain expiry snafu
• indeni Brings its High-Resolution Next Generation Monitoring to the Cloud
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• Dell Acquires Security Specialist SonicWall
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Lesson from SecurID breach: Don't trust your security vendor

Lesson from SecurID breach: Don’t trust your security vendor
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… Security’s SecurID products have reportedly been central to the attacks, which fell on the heels of many other recent and high-profile attacks, such as those that hit Sony’s PlayStation Network, HBGary and NASDAQ’s Directors Desk web software used …

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Lesson from SecurID breach: Don't trust your security vendor

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