Like physical environments, virtual networks can suffer from bandwidth abuse, Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks, viruses and vulnerability exploits. These threats jeopardize the network availability as well as the productivity of the employees.
To fully take advantage of virtualization by nullifying its risks, businesses do not just need real time protection against current and future threats, but also to regain complete visibility and control of applications flaws on the different virtual servers.
Through 2010, 60% of virtualized servers will be less secure than the physical servers they replace, dropping to 30% by YE15.
— GARTNER INC., JANUARY 25, 2010 (1)
(1) Addressing the Most Common Security Risks in Data Center Virtualization Projects, Neil MacDonald, Gartner Inc., January 25, 2010
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Located in the system kernel, our patented intrusion prevention engine delivers real time behavioral and protocol analysis of the data flow. Our unique architecture embeds both IPS and all functionalities of a complete all-in-one solution (UTM), a further added value enterprises can benefit from, if needed.
Furthermore NETASQ’s VS5 and VS10 support transparent network segmentation, intuitive user-based security policy, and protect data coming through “secure” IPSec or SSL VPN tunnels by proactively scanning the traffic generated via remote connections.
On top of the field-proven, EAL 4+ certified protection for your data and voice traffic, NETASQ’s Virtual Appliances for Servers come at no additional cost with NETASQ Vulnerability Manager, a real time vulnerability management system.
It delivers real-time assessment of the threats affecting your virtual servers as well as efficient information on the location of patches and updates for their correction.
NETASQ’s Virtual Appliances for Servers are compatible with VMware VSphere™ and Citrix Xenserver™. Thanks to the virtual appliance format, the installation/restoring process is extremely simple, granting a high degree of portability.