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Enforcing Customers' Secure Perimeter Through the Internet

Overview It is impossible to truly feel a network is secure from attack, paranoia is a better approach. Choosing, implementing and managing the ideal impassable Firewall and VPN for every possible breach can be overwhelmingly complex for many businesses. Service Providers can solve this problem for their customers by providing and managing the perfect combination of corporate Firewalls and security systems from across the Internet. Secure Perimeter Service from the HP Intel Solution Center on Intel processor based systems allows Service Providers to consistently simplify complexity for their customers using Linux Netfilter, Check Point firewall, Cisco PIX Firewall and HP VPN server appliances together, each for its best purpose.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Hewlett-Packard	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	VPNs, Network Security, Security Management

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