“We’re honored and certainly privileged to be selected as part of this group. I’m sure we’ll take away great information to pass on to our existing and new clients as we help them with Dell solutions.” Alan Brians, President, ProMAS, LLC

Mobile, BYOD, virtualization. Where is your data and how can you make it secure?

Today’s security landscape is growing more complex. It begins with the challenge of knowing where your company assets are. If you can’t see something, how can you control and protect it?

Watch an exclusive live broadcast where world leading industry experts discuss the issues and explore the possible answers and latest innovations.

Topics include securing virtual environments, the latest cyber threatscape news, and Kaspersky Lab’s new mobile device management platform.

Join us along with local IT professionals and other major vendors.

For more information and to register, visit http://www.angelbeat.com/events/504/. Please mention ProMAS when registering.

We look forward to seeing you there!

NetworkWorld.com reviewed Next-Gen firewalls from Check Point, SonicWALL, Fortinet and Barracuda. The results were great for SonicWALL.

For more details or to read the complete article from NetworkWorld.com click here

Topics will be presented on Data Governance and Mobility Applications as well as the State of the State of IT in Arkansas.

For any questions regarding this event please contact us. For more information on AUTIS please visit www.autis.org.

How do you turn technology security into a positive impact on instruction and the budget?

Learn how the evolution of technology in education has forced a need for improved security and how cyber-threats are targeting not only your computer, identity and money, but also a teacher’s ability to teach and a student’s ability to learn. Marty Caise, System Engineer from Kaspersky Lab will provide you some answers. A former K-12 technology director himself, he will explore how cyber attacks are traveling through your schools and what you can do to prevent them.

Join us Wednesday June 6th at
2:00 PM EST to learn:

• How the days of the “one-size fits all” approach
• security is driving the increase in cyber attacks.
• How consolidated IT Tools will not only improve your security posture, but will also reduce your technology costs.
• How a 3 step approach to security can improve both your budget, but also overall student success.

Register Today!

EXCLUSIVE WEBINAR

Date: June 6, 2012
Time: 2:00 PM EST

Register Today!

This is the daily story of a technology consultant!

• SonicWALL’s SuperMassive E10800 is the highest overall protection Next-Generation Firewall to earn NSS Labs “Recommend” rating.
• “Those that consider the SonicWALL brand to be associated with SMB UTM products will need to reevaluate their opinion,” said Vikram Phatak, chief technology officer at NSS Labs
• “For high-end multi-gigabit environments looking to upgrade defenses from their current firewall to a next-generation firewall, the advanced architecture of the SonicWALL SuperMassive E10800 running SonicOS 6.0 provides an extremely high level of protection and performance.”
• The SuperMassive E10800 was measured by NSS Labs at 18.9 Gbps of inspected throughput.
• The SonicWALL device yielded the highest level of real-world HTTP Connections per Second (CPS), ranging from 55,000 to 238,000 CPS for session lengths spanning 44KB to 1.7KB.
• The E10800 exhibited less than 30 microseconds of latency under UDP test traffic conditions.

According to the NSS Labs Next-Generation Firewall Product Analysis, the SonicWALL SuperMassive E10800 “offer[s] some highly evolved features suitable for large enterprises and multi-tenant / service provider deployments, making it straightforward to apply complex policies in a targeted manner across multiple nested groups of firewalls in large-scale deployments.”

Read the entire press release here.

As of last week SonicOS 5.8.1.5-46o was changed to General Release status. SonicWALL defines General Release firmware as “a mature, widely deployed and proven release, suitable for typical use cases and is the firmware of choice for environments that are willing to trade off new features for code maturity. General Releases are used for production environments.”

SonicOS 5.8 is the major release that added Application Visualization, NetFlow/IPFIX exporting, Cloud Gateway Anti-Virus, and other new features to SonicWALL’s firewall line. Application Visualization, NetFlow/IPFIX exporting and Application Firewall (App Rules) are features that begin on the TZ210 and are on all NSA and E10000 series models.

Mobile Connect for Android

SonicWALL has released their Mobile Connect SSLVPN client for Android version 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich). Mobile Connect is now available for Apple iPhone, iPad and Google Android. SonicWALL has the only SSLVPN client for these devices that has End Point Control when connecting to an Aventail running 10.5.4 or greater. With Aventail 10.6.1 users will also be able to enforce Anti-Virus on the Android with EPC.