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The Kerio WinRoute Firewall is an interesting product for this category. Kerio Technologies has unveiled a new firewall for business managers to monitor employee internet use. This was the only software being tested. WinRoute is intended to be installed on Windows systems, and there must be doubts about the product’s viability as Microsoft continues building features into ISA Server. For now, WinRoute is cheaper and offers features ISA does not.

Servers are often entry points to a network, particularly those that are internet visible. Kerio's ServerFirewall, designed for Microsoft operating systems, is designed to combat that by filtering traffic at the server.

AVG from Grisoft is well-known as a consumer anti-virus product – with the free light version being especially popular. So those familiar with AVG at home might be a little surprised to see a similarly straightforward approach being taken with its network version. Breach in Texas The University of Texas suffered its second major data breach in three years when more than 197,000 personal records were exposed at the McCombs School of Business. The breach compromised the Social Security numbers and other biographical information of alumni, faculty, staff and students of the business school. Not much is known about the source of the breach, though UT officials said they are working on an investigation. In the meantime, the university set up a website and toll-free numbers to direct those potentially affected to protect their identities. Microsoft on Tuesday released an updated version of an April patch that was clashing with third-party software. A recent Microsoft security fix – released last week to fix critical flaws in Internet Explorer (IE) – is interfering with a number of Hewlett-Packard (HP) devices.

Kerio's stateful inspection WinRoute Firewall 6 operates on Windows 2000/XP/2003. After a painless and quick installation and reboot, it is ready to run.

Kerio offers a mail server with anti-virus, anti-spam, and content filtering. As a mail server, it is a cost-effective alternative to other products and offers extra features. For example, it can be used with a dial-up internet connection because it supports POP3 as well as SMTP for mail collection from an ISP. It has Extended Turn (ETRN) support for dial-up to extend SMTP if required. Client machines can be supported via POP3, IMAP, or a webmail interface.