RE: personal firewalls

["Stephen Seal" <steve () infoexpress com>]

You might also check out CyberArmor from InfoExpress (www.infoexpress.com).
CyberArmor is personal in the sense it is used by individual remote/work at
home users, but CyberArmor is targetted at Enterprise deployements, where
you need central logging and centralized policy management/configuration.

Note that InfoExpress' web site is in transition.  I keep some of the more
crucial, rapidly changing info on my own web site at
www.magma.ca/~sdseal/iefaq.html.

Steve


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Randy Grimshaw [mailto:rgrimsha () syr edu]
> Sent: Thursday, March 9, 2000 1:45 PM
> To: firewall-wizards () nfr net
> Subject: [fw-wiz] personal firewalls
>
>
>
> I am doing a research survey of personal firewall products.
> I have information on:
>
>   Black Ice Defender     - www.netice.com
>   Raptor Mobile          - www.axent.com
>   Zone Alarm             - www.zonelabs.com
>   Internet Security 2000 - www.symantec.com
>
> I am not really interested in privacy products which claim the name of
> personal firewall such as:
>
>   PC Secure (a secondary application sandbox)   - Software Builders
>   Guard Dog (blocks cookies)                    - Cybermedia
>   Lucent Personal Web Assistant (fakes cookies) - Lucent
>
> Are there any products in the first category that I need to be aware of?
>
> I can go on to say that unseen, I am leaning towards Black Ice for its
> good reviews and ability to log to a central database console.
>
> I appreciate your assistance. See you at Sans.
>
> <><Randall Grimshaw, IT-Engineer, Syracuse University, 315-443-5779