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Norman Network Security Appliance Upgraded for Higher Performance and Value

Norman has announced the general availability of the new release of its cost-effective Norman Network Protection (NNP) antimalware appliance, proven in independent lab tests to significantly improve security in business, government and manufacturing networks.

Highlights for Norman Network Protection Version 4.0 include:
• Built on a 64-bit Linux platform for superior performance
• Supports up to 10 Gbit Ethernet
• High availability failover solution for continuous service
• URL custom content blocking
• Delivers enhanced Windows file-sharing support

Manage the Complete Vulnerability Lifecycle

In business it is a fact of life that we rely on a wide variety of software applications that are individually vulnerable to malware attacks. In fact, according to National Vulnerability Database, the official number was 4 640 new vulnerabilities in 2010, or approximately 13 new vulnerabilities per day.

To address this vexing issue for IT administrators, Norman offers Norman Patch and Remediation Advanced (NPRA). This solution enables enterprises to effectively manage the entire vulnerability lifecycle utilizing automated vulnerability assessment, patch management and remediation. It includes Norman Content Wizard, a powerful tool that automates tedious and time-consuming system and desktop management tasks to optimize the IT environment.

Upgrade to Norman Endpoint Protection Today!

Norman Endpoint Protection is an IT security defense system that exceeds today’s security challenges and protects against tomorrow’s criminal attacks on laptops, desktops and servers. This powerful and unmatched security solution utilizes Norman DNA Matching, Norman Exploit Detection, and Norman SandBox®, the world’s most renowned proactive antimalware technology.

If you are using Norman Business or Corporate edition (versions 5.x), it is time that you upgraded to the very latest version of Norman Endpoint Protection. It’s easy!

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