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Internet Software Review - Edition 2008
Category: Networking Solution - Edition June 2008


2008 GFI EndPointSecurity

Description

With GFI EndPointSecurity, security administrators can provide read, write or both access capabilities to groups or individual users for file-based media, such as, CD/DVD-ROMs and floppies.

Main Features

  • Secure your network by ensuring users don’t introduce viruses and other malware
  • Stop the alarming rate of insider data theft
  • Increase employee productivity by preventing them from bringing other work, games or personal projects to their workplace
  • Prevent users from introducing illegal or unauthorized software on their machines
  • Easy–group based management.
  • Includes remote deployment tool.
  • Centralized control facilitates temporary access.

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Price

up to 25 computers $625
up to 50 computers $925
up to 100 computers $1,500
up to 250 computers $2,500
up to 500 computers $3,750
more than 500 computers contact sales@gfi.com
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The need to control entry and exit of data via USB sticks, iPods, PDAs and other devices

You have invested in network anti-virus software, firewalls, email and web content security to protect against external threats.

Yet any user can come into the office, plug in a USB stick the size of the average keychain and take in/out over 2 GB of data.

Contains various utilities and tool which enables to keep your application builds up to date and running. You can access latest news sources and support as well as license your installation.
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Regain control with GFI EndPointSecurity
GFI EndPointSecurity allows administrators to actively manage user access to:
  • Media players, including iPod, Creative Zen and others
  • USB sticks, CompactFlash, memory cards, CDs, floppies & other storage devices

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Last updated: June 18, 2008