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Intrusion.com, Telenisus Partner on Managed Security

By Scott Bekker
11/08/2000

Intrusion.com Inc. and Telenisus Inc. entered into a strategic agreement to provide managed security services to businesses. Under the agreement, Telenisus will use Intrusion.com’s SecureCom PDS 2100 appliance and 8001 network security platform to provide managed firewall and VPN services based on Check Point Software’s VPN-1/FireWall-1 technology.

The PDS 2100 appliance series is a perimeter defense system (PDS) which features CheckPoint Software’s VPN-1/FireWall-1 SmallOffice software. It can be deployed to protect remote enterprise offices. The 8001 is a configurable platform for hosting multi-vendor security applications. The SecureCom 8001 provides a choice of LAN and WAN connectivity options.

Contact Intrusion.com, www.intrusion.com.

Contact Telenisus, (847) 871-5094, www.telenisus.com.

About the Author

Scott Bekker is editor in chief of Redmond Channel Partner magazine.

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