Scott Ferguson, regional vice president at Check Point, Asia-Pacific told SC today that the move will enable the vendor to expand its intrusion prevention systems along with complimenting its expansion into the data leakage market.
“Security is not a one-off piece of technology, it’s about taking a layered approach,” Ferguson explained to SC. “It’s looking at applications and understanding the characteristics, and if they involve a threat.”
US-based NFR Security has a range of real-time business network securities ranging from protection against malware threats as well as information leakage.
The deal will see NFR’s detection engines integrate with Check Point’s current firewall, Internet and VPN security technologies.
Ferguson said Check Point has begun to merge the acquired technology. Products using the integrated technologies will be available from April 2007.
Check Point acquires NFR Security for US$20M
Got a news tip for our journalists? Share it with us anonymously here.
Partner Content
Promoted Content
Have ticket queues become your quiet business risk?
Promoted Content
Why Australia’s Industrial Leaders Are Turning to Dynamic Aspect for Dynamics 365 Business Central
Shortfalls in cyber expertise deepen the cost and complexity of security incidents
Fabric workshops help partners tap into data services demand growth.
AI PCs shift from hype to revenue opportunity for partners




