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December 1, 2009  4:45 AM

Check Point Integrates FaceTime Web 2.0 Security



Posted by: Tony Bradley
Check Point, compromise, data leak, facetime, Security, Social networking, Web 2.0

Web 2.0 tools and social networking services offer an increasing challenge for IT and security administrators tasked with balancing the productive flow of communications in real-time with the security risks of leaked and compromised data. Check Point, a leader in network security appliances, has...

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October 30, 2009  12:32 PM

Facetime Adds Sophos AV Protection to Unified Security Gateway



Posted by: Tony Bradley
antivirus, Facebook, facetime, malicious, malware, Security, Sophos, Twitter, UC, Unified Communications, Unified Security Gateway, USG, Web 2.0

Facetime is a respected name in unified communications security. Its Unified Security Gateway, or USG 3.0, appliance allows enterprise administrators to control the web sites and applications that can be accessed by users, as well as monitoring and filtering content for Web 2.0 communications such...

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September 5, 2009  3:03 AM

FaceTime Strengthens UC / Web 2.0 Security with Sunbelt Partnership



Posted by: Tony Bradley
facetime, malware, Sunbelt, UC, Unified Communications, Unified Security Gateway, VoIP, Web 2.0

FaceTime is building more comprehensive security into its Unified Security Gateway thanks to a partnership with Sunbelt Software. According to the press...

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May 28, 2009  3:31 AM

Social Networking on Company Time



Posted by: Tony Bradley
Facebook, facetime, Security, Social networking, Twitter, Web 2.0

Employees are only human. They take breaks. They get distracted. As companies demand more from fewer employees and blur the line between 'work' time and 'personal' time, it is to be expected that personal or non-business use of computer and network resources will occur. But, how much is too...

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