Computerworld Philippines Staff
December 10, 2009

With the increasing number of threats posing real-time consequences on companies, small and medium businesses are bent on keeping critical information and business operations secure. This mounting concern for SMBs aims to be addressed by Cyberoam’s latest extension of its “Accelerator Series” appliances, the CR25ia and CR35ia.

With 2 to 4.5 times greater firewall throughput, and 1.5 to 2 times the IPS, anti-virus and UTM throughput values, the expanded Cyberoam Accelerator Series can handle the entire spectrum of existing and emerging threats, meeting its promise of comprehensive security.

“Cyberoam addresses the three issues of price, performance and security expectations of our customers with the CR25ia and CR35ia, meeting the requirements of both small & medium office as well as branch office segments,” said Abhilash Sonwane, vice president, product management, Cyberoam. “We are happy to introduce this enhancement to our line of “Accelerator Series” appliances, offering best-in-class UTM throughputs even when the appliances are fully loaded, that is, when all the security features are running.”

Aside from a robust protection system, the new appliances come with a host of security features, including a Stateful Inspection Firewall, VPN (SSL VPN & IPSec), Gateway Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware, Gateway Anti-Spam, IPS, Content Filtering, Bandwidth Management, Multiple Link Management, which can be independently managed using the Cyberoam Central Console.

SMBs who are wont to save money can benefit from the new appliances, which the company claims is cost-effective and can deliver business value when needed the most. – John Mark V. Tuazon

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