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Walling Data Systems, a leading AVG distributor, has announced that it has been awarded a contract with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to sell the entire AVG security product line to U.S. federal government agencies. Luke Walling, president of Walling Data said “It opens up an entirely new sales channel and is a huge vote of confidence by the U.S. government that taxpayer dollars for government information security solutions will be well spent with Walling Data.”
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Optus has recently launched a live video monitoring service for its SME and home user 3G mobile customers. The company’s new SecureCam service will allow around-the-clock access to video footage from private IP cameras on compatible 3G mobile handsets or via the Internet. Optus claims the service is easier and cheaper to set up and maintain than traditional security solutions.
Internet security firm BullGuard has released the world’s first product of its kind to be targeted specifically at the gaming audience. The BullGuard Gamer’s Edition will protect a user’s computer online during the day to day activities and, more importantly, when playing against others or on your own while using the Internet. The software recognizes the games that are supported by a user’s computer when it is run on the computer and can make a swift transition into the “Game Mode,” which reduces resource consumptions and delays scheduled system scans.
Fidelis Security Systems, the leader in next-generation data leakage prevention (DLP)
to provide a comprehensive performance, security and forensic monitoring access platform (MAP). As the only vendor with such a broad monitoring access portfolio, Net Optics gives long-term reseller and partner Ace Computers the ability to sell a complete solution: computers, software, monitoring tools, and a services integration component.