F-Secure Internet Gatekeeper

Provides antivirus and content filtering protection at the gateway

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F-Secure Corporation

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Product Variants

F-Secure Internet Gatekeeper for Linux

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Product Information

F-Secure Internet Gatekeeper for Linux provides high-performance protection at the gateway level by scanning incoming and outgoing SMTP, HTTP, FTP and POP3 traffic for all types of malware. It provides reliable protection with automatic updates and ensures that malware cannot enter or leave the corporate network. Plus it has an easy-to-use web-based management console.

The solution blocks malware that can endanger confidential corporate data, waste network bandwidth and increase legal liability concerns. It can filter out specified file types such as non-work related movie or audio content which affect the productivity of an organisation. Internet Gatekeeper is also flexible and easy to deploy, and can act as a transparent proxy.

Features

High performance and reliability combined with low total cost of ownership
Virus protection for e-mail (SMTP and POP), web traffic (HTTP) and file transfers (FTP)
Stops unwanted content based on file type
Internet Traffic can be in anonymous mode
Can block ActiveX/Script (JavaScript/VBScript)
Decrypts and scans encrypted zip files, stopping encrypted viruses
Spam filtering, SMTP and POP Real-time Black List (RBL) and filtering by e-mail subject
E-mail filtering using spam identification headers
Can be deployed as transparent proxy server
Support for POP before SMTP authentication
Easy to use local or remote management
Automatic virus definition updates.

System Req.

To use F-Secure Internet Gatekeeper for Linux 4.00, the computer must be x86 compatible (2Ghz or faster recommended), have at least 512Mb of RAM (1Gb or more recommended), and at least 5Gb of free disk space (20GB recommended).

The computer should have one of the following Linux distributions installed:

32-bit