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BorderWare Email Security Gateway incorporates two features: the intercept engine and the BorderWare security network (BSN). These work together seamlessly to provide solid protection against email, web and IM security threats. BorderWare Technologies has expanded its partnership with distributors LAN system with the launch of new products. The newest generation of employees connects with friends on Facebook and shares YouTube videos on lunch breaks or throughout the working day. We've all heard about the recent rise in spam, and while I dislike spam as much as the next person, I recently received a spam message that got me quite excited.

The MXtreme MX-200 is a hardened appliance designed to provide email security for small businesses or departmental branch offices with up to 250 mail clients by offering a comprehensive range of anti-virus and anti-spam email perimeter security functionality.

The enterprise-class MXtreme is a 2U rack-mounted unit. Perhaps surprisingly for the largest device we examined here, the fan noise was not as bad as some of the smaller units, but definitely loud enough to warrant being housed in a server room. Overall Category Winner and Winner for Best Anti-Spam: MailFrontier Gateway

BorderWare's SteelGate SG-200 runs the company's own firewall, Firewall Server 7.1, running on the S-Core secure operating system. Rather than building an appliance from the ground up, the SG-200 is simply a PC (2GHz Intel Celeron Processor, 512MB RAM and a 40GB hard disk) in a rack-mountable chassis.

Juniper Networks has agreed to acquire Kagoor Networks, a supplier of session border control (SBC) technology, for $67.5 million in cash. Finalists in five of SC Magazine’s U.S. Excellence Awards and three Principal Awards categories were announced today. Email is an inexpensive, convenient way to communicate with other firms, organizations, customers and individuals, more so than faxes, letters and telephone calls. The UK government's Department for International Development (DFID) is set to replace its BorderWare security infrastructure with security solutions from Check Point.

Old hand BorderWare has decided to focus on one particular area of network security - email. Whereas most companies are happy enough to bundle email in with the rest of its internet traffic and allow the firewall to handle all of it, BorderWare's MXtreme MX-200 appliance specifically focuses on the problems of email traffic.