Five top ways to secure networks in 2009

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FEATURED STORY January 1, 2009 Five Top Ways to Secure Networks in 2009 Maintaining secure networks is one of the most challenging infrastructure problems facing governments, companies and nearly every institution worldwide. And the reality is that security threats are evolving, increasing in sophistication and attacking new vulnerabilities. In order to deal with new and ever-changing threats that appear with alarming regularity, security appliances must be flexible and able to handle new security attacks without degrading performance. Many traditional security devices are based on closed architecture and rely on ASICs and FPGAs to handle specific tasks very fast. But this approach, with security applications hard-coded in custom chips, can be poorly equipped to respond to dynamic threats. READ MORE >>

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