CyberGuard, a manufacturer of security and networking hardware, announced a plan to acquire a competitor called SnapGear, which builds Linux-based products, the companies said Thursday. Fort ...

CyberGuard announced Thursday that it had signed an agreement to acquire the privately held $8 million Australian maker of firewall/VPN security appliances. "We're putting our foot in the backyard of ...

SnapGear, unlike SonicWall or WatchGuard, is not yet a household name in the world of small-office security appliances. So we were pleasantly surprised to find that the Linux-based SnapGear PRO+, with ...

Brisbane-born network hardware manufacturer SnapGear has signed a global software licensing and distribution agreement with Cerberian, a software developer focused on Internet filtering and reporting.

Baltimore, Maryland — VPN appliance maker SnapGear is to use SafeNet's SafeXcel 1141 chip for its next VPN/Firewall device, the SME550, which will be targeted for use at larger enterprises that have a ...

The SnapGear LITE offers incredible advantages-­no wonder it's part of the world class SnapGear VPN Router Family. Upgradable Your SnapGear can keep up to date with changes because as new features ...

Even with the SnapGear LITE+'s one-year warranty, 30-day money-back guarantee, and strong performance on our tests, we are apprehensive about recommending it at its current price. For starters, two of ...

The Internet is great. But, connecting a computer—or a computer network—directly to a broadband access device, like a cable modem or DSL router, is asking for trouble. Crackers prey on small-office or ...

Thanks to Snapgear, a router/firewall company, developers can now get their hands on a free distribution of Clinux — a version of Linux designed for use in processors without a memory management unit ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

SINGAPORE--Companies without the technical resources and budget to protect their computers against viruses, intruders and malicious content, should consider all-in-one security appliances, say one ...

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