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Top 5 Myths on WAN
Optimization
A misunderstanding of the problem within your network can
lead to a costly and incorrect IT investment, not to mention online downtime,
potential data loss and/or corruption, and human resource wastage. Do you really
want to spend cycles trying to improve your application packet delivery when the
real issue may be that your data center sends all of the application information
at once to every user, vs. prioritizing which employees need which pieces at
which times to do their job effectively? See below five of the common WAN
mis-perceptions and how tobetter address the issues.
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Tolly Group Confirms DBAM's EP600 as Leading Traffic Shaper and Application
Acceleration Technology
Oct 1, 2008 London - DBAM Systems
providers of traffic shaping and application acceleration technology, today
released details of the test results from independent technology testing
undertaken by The Tolly Group in September 2008, which proves that DBAM's
Exbander Precison EP600 assists organisations with traffic shaping and
application acceleration to a degree that no competitor can currently
match.
The results reveal that DBAM’s EP600 enables businesses to accelerate
data transfer times by up to 174 times for strategic application types such as
CIFS HTTP, MAPI, SQL and FTP traffic, making efficient use of WAN links – with
the potential to deliver increased productivity and generate significant
business savings across the network
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Radware's APSolute Immunity: Raising the Bar from Network
Protection to Network Immunity
Radware's APSolute Immunity is a new strategic innovation ensuring
business continuity by protecting the applications infrastructure against
existing and emerging network
based threats that cannot be detected by traditional IPS such as:
application misuse threats, non-vulnerability based attacks, SSL attacks and
VoIP service mis-use. With APSolute Immunity - Radware’s DefensePro security
solution allows organizations to move beyond static intrusion prevention systems
(IPS) to self learning,
automated immunity.
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