
Victor R. Garza
Contributing Editor
Victor R. 'Bob' Garza has been writing about technology for more than 25 years. Currently he serves as a Lecturer at the Naval Postgraduate School and conducts research on new technology for the military.
New dimensions in intrusion defense
Sourcefire 3D combines network profiling and rule-based detection for policy enforcement
Sana puts a stop to bad behaviors
Primary Response SafeConnect detects and removes malware in real time without signatures
NFR brings a new look to IPS
Sentivist 5.0 leverages innovative views and vulnerability data in detecting and preventing security threats
Stealth Drive’s Biometrics Secure Data to Go
Platform-friendly micro hard drive offers good encryption but lacks capacity
VMware sends in the clones to ease testing
Myriad enhancements to VMware Workstation make Version 5 a must-have
Sygate strengthens end-point defenses
Sygate Enterprise Protection 5.0 adds IPS technology and other enhancements to end-point security product
TippingPoint leans into network threats
TippingPoint 400 IPS brings power, speed, and strong fundamentals but doesn't bat a thousand
EnCase broadens the investigation
EnCase Enterprise Edition 5.0 taps forensics agents for evidence gathering
StealthWatch Xe shines a light on NetFlows
New Lancope appliance collects and analyzes NetFlow traffic data for anomalous behavior
SecureCore shields server memory
Determina's host IDS, Memory Firewall technology work well but lack polish
Hands-free host protection
Determina's memory firewall thwarts Windows vulnerability exploits without signatures or training
Exclusive: Penny-wise protection for wireless LANs
Network Chemstry's RFprotect thwarts Wi-Fi threats without deleting the coffers
Check Point IPS defends against worms and attacks
IPS offers network segmentation and can quarantine machines for enhanced network security but still seems lacking
MetaPass keys password management
USB lets users forget passwords, and admins forget about password resets
Attack of the inhospitable host
Sana Security's Primary Response 2.2 locks down Windows and Solaris servers
Network detectives sniff for snoops
The InfoWorld Test Center evaluates network intrusion detection systems from ISS, Lancope, Snort, and StillSecure