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Webwasher 5.1.


CyberGuard has released a new version of its Webwasher Content Management Suite (CSM CSM - ["CSM - A Distributed Programming Language", S. Zhongxiu et al, IEEE Trans Soft Eng SE-13(4):497-500 (Apr 1987)]. ), which proactively filters against adware/spyware at the gateway before it has a chance to get inside. It offers two-pronged protection. First, it proactively strips content and code that enables adware to be downloaded, installed and executed at the gateway and, second, it disrupts adware already inside from sending or receiving information. Most employees who are allowed to surf the Web freely probably have some form of spyware Software that sends information about your Web surfing habits to its Web site. Often quickly installed in your computer in combination with a free download you selected from the Web, spyware transmits information in the background as you move around the Web.  or adware on their workstation. The bandwidth consumption alone is enormous as adware can account for up to 50 percent or more of a company's network traffic. Beyond consuming bandwidth, it poses a security threat to corporate networks. If employees download a file from a spoofed Web site, they may be downloading malicious code that has been scrambled to avoid traditional antivirus Refers to detecting and blocking computer viruses. See antivirus program, behavior blocking, virus and virus hoaxes.  detection.

Webwasher CSM 5.1 has also added a filter against mobile code attacks and expanded its reporting capabilities to pinpoint infected in·fect  
tr.v. in·fect·ed, in·fect·ing, in·fects
1. To contaminate with a pathogenic microorganism or agent.

2. To communicate a pathogen or disease to.

3. To invade and produce infection in.
 machines in the company network. The release is available now in software-only versions and pre-installed on CyberGuard!s recently announced WW 1000 security appliance Security appliances protect computer networks from unwanted data traffic, intruders, email spam, enforce policies, and may also be used to create and manage VPNs. There are a number of types of security appliances. .

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Title Annotation:Virus Notes; Content Management software
Publication:Database and Network Journal
Article Type:Brief Article
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:Dec 1, 2004
Words:192
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