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The Secure Web Gateway: Mission Critical for Business
White Paper In this program, Gartner Research Director Peter Firstbrook and Tom Gillis, VP of Marketing, IronPort Systems--a Cisco business unit, address the current threat landscape and the evolution of the Secure Web Gateway and... [18 Sep 2008]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Tighten content security
Comment We now have such pairings as Google and Postini, Microsoft and FrontBridge, and Cisco and IronPort. With the problem of spam in check rather than cured, focus has shifted to data leaks. But before splashing out on... [02 May 2008]
Filtering's ding-dong fight with malicious spam
Comment Ironport's recent 2008 Internet Security Trends report estimated more than 80 per cent of spam now contains a URL. For a three-month period in 2007, according to filtering company Ironport, the volume of... [10 Dec 2007]
Malware Trends: The Attack of Blended Spyware Crime
White Paper IronPort Systems, a leading Internet gateway security company, reports that more than 50 percent of corporate desktops are infected worldwide. Malware costs enterprises around the globe billions of dollars every year. [06 Jul 2007]
Junked: Is this the end of spam and spoof email?
News Other advocates so far include anti-spam vendors and frequent email senders: AOL, Cox Communications, EarthLink, IBM, IronPort Systems, Trend Micro and VeriSign. A key internet standards body has given preliminary... [23 May 2007]
Cisco grabs IronPort for $830m
News Cisco has acquired internet gateway security company IronPort for $830m. Cisco plans to expand its product range by integrating technologies from IronPort that complement its existing switch and router... [05 Jan 2007]
Spammers dust off their botnet passports
News Jason Steer, senior technical consultant at IronPort, said: "All major anti-spam vendors have seen a large upturn in spam message volumes over the past couple of months. Criminals who remotely infect PCs for the purpose... [26 Jul 2006]
Spammers now own email's dirty reputation
News Companies such as Habeas and Return Path are stepping in with reputation services, hoping to make money by placing paying customers on "safe" lists and providing information about bad emailers to ISPs and sellers of email security... [26 Jul 2006]
More security industry consolidation
News To date CipherTrust is probably best known in the industry for its litigation rather than its technology, having fought rivals CyberTrust and IronPort over claims of trademark infringement. The continued consolidation in... [12 Jul 2006]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Vendor battleground - filtering
Comment IronPort, which also started out as a vendor of spam-filtering appliances is in this game, as are BlackSpider and MessageLabs, which both now offer web filtering alongside their hosted email filtering service. [02 Mar 2006]
Virus alert: Nyxem set to spring on 3 February
News It is thought to have infected more than half a million PCs and security vendor Ironport warned on Thursday that these machines are now hard-coded to propagate the virus on 3 February. But Ironport... [27 Jan 2006]
Was your business at risk for 56 days this year?
News Security appliance vendor IronPort has hit out at some of the biggest names in the security industry, claiming businesses were left exposed to the worst viruses of the year for a total of 56 days while antivirus vendors... [19 Dec 2005]
"Toothless" online safety drive 'will fail without ISPs'
News Matt Peachey, regional director at email security firm IronPort, told silicon.com the joint public and private sector initiative is fatally flawed until it resolves the lack of ISP involvement. The latest UK... [25 Oct 2005]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: A single source for net protection
Comment Vendors such as Aladdin, IronPort, MessageLabs, Mirapoint, Postini, Symantec and many others all have products for solving the email problem - sold either as software, a hosted service or an appliance. [06 Oct 2005]
The Weekly Round-Up: 13.05.05
Round-Up And Matt Peachey from IronPort, whose Senderbase.org service revealed the extent of Telewest's spam problem, is inclined to agree. So it has been said many a time. But why blame tools when you can blame squirrels? [13 May 2005]
