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Wick Hill is now shipping Check Point’s new 13500 Appliance

- combines multi-layer data centre security with market-leading performance.

- introduces 1300 Appliance Family for High-Performance Data Centre Cyber Security

Woking, Surrey: Now shipping from Wick Hill is the recently launched Check Point® 13500 Appliance, the first in a new line of 13000 Appliances designed specifically to expand Check Point’s data centre network security offerings. The 13500 Appliance delivers blazing-fast security performance with 23.6 Gbps of real-life firewall throughput, 5.7 Gbps of real-life IPS throughput and 3,200 SecurityPower™ unit (SPU) rating.

: ANNABELLE BROWN; InfoSecurity; Posted On Friday, 23 August 2013 09:05

Chemical weapons use in Syria: The red line has been crossed, what next Obama, Ki-moon, Merkel, Cameron and Hollande?

….still talk shop here, talk shop there; all talk shops in and around the world without action…shame! Shame to all world leaders, especially Russia’s Vulture and China’s Vampire!

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. UN Photo/Rick Bajornas Do-nothingness is co-operating with murderers, Mr Secretary-General?

Obama..what next, Mr President, now that the red line has been crossed?

The red line has been crossed time and again, but US President Barack Obama and indeed, other world leaders as ever, still don’t know what to do to rid Syria of the pig called Assad and end the blood bath in that country, simply because of the claim that the vultures of Eastern Europe and the Vampires of East Asia are standing in the way. Appallingly, the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has continued to exhibit his unparalleled ineptitude by merely expressing shock at reports of alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria’s Damascus suburbs this week, as the United Nations inspection team are said to be investigating the bestiality in other parts of country.

: JOHN ODEY ADUMA, EDITOR AND BRITISH CHEVENING SCHOLAR; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Thursday, 22 August 2013 12:10

BSIA and Skills for Security aim to attract more women to take up careers in security

Attracting more women to careers in the security sector is the focus of a new joint research project being launched this week by the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) and Skills for Security, Vigilance can report.

: John Aduma; The BSIA Page; Posted On Thursday, 22 August 2013 09:37

Zen Technology used to optimise network operations

Turkcell, one of the world’s top 10 network providers, is being supported by SysMech’s Zen™ Big Data Applications Family - which was behind the cell site optimisation, planning and monitoring of the London 2012 Olympics. ZenSM is helping Turkcell to recover from network failures by correlating, in real-time, information from the network and identifying the root cause of the failure. This means less alarms to investigate, quicker recovery from failures, and increased service availability.