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Designed to give small and mid-sized businesses additional protection against unauthorized access to their computer networks, ReadyARM(TM) v2.0 includes SNMP trap receiver, integrated syslog receiver, and top talker capabilities, which allow administrators to determine which IP addresses are using most bandwidth. Appliance is fully installed within 2 hours and can automatically generate reports that demonstrate compliance with government regulations.
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Avanton Introduces New Generation of ReadyARM Network Security Appliance, Offering SMBs Greater Protection
Advanced features benefit IT staffs; Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority installs three units as part of IT upgrades
RALEIGH, N.C., Oct. 3 / -- Avanton, Inc. (http://www.avanton.com/), an emerging presence in securing computer networks and corporate-critical data for small and mid-sized businesses, today announced the immediate availability of the latest version of its ReadyARM(TM) network security appliance, giving small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) additional protection against unauthorized access to their computer networks at an industry-leading price point of less than $10,000.
Avanton's ReadyARM version 2.0 includes a significant range of improvements, including:
-- An improved notification engine;
-- A new SNMP trap receiver;
-- An integrated syslog receiver;
-- "Top talker" capabilities, allowing administrators to determine which IP addresses are using the most bandwidth; and
-- Enhanced notification, including native RSS, PDF and email.
At the same time, ReadyARM maintains much of the functionality that has generated significant industry interest among companies with limited IT staffs, including the ability to fully install the unit within two hours, as well as automatically generate reports that demonstrate compliance with a wide range of government regulations, including HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley and more.
"We needed to ensure the security of our administrative networks, but needed to pay careful attention to the cost of doing so," said Mitchell King, Network Administrator for the Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority, who has ordered three ReadyARM units. "Simplicity of operation, powerful performance and reliability in a homeland security setting were key considerations for us. Avanton's ReadyARM combined all three at a price that made sense for a mid- sized organization such as ours."
"We have the responsibility to provide our clients with solid solutions at a price they can afford," said John Helms, President of Network Management Partners, based in Raleigh, North Carolina. "We are very pleased with the capabilities of ReadyARM. Its ability to detect unauthorized access of the airport's networks and to produce usable reports at the click of a mouse that show demonstrable compliance, as well as reports that show vulnerabilities that need to be addressed, were key factors in our decision to recommend it." Helms said the ReadyARM units installed easily, and run with minimal management. "We feel confident and secure in recommending ReadyARM as an excellent solution, not only for Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority, but for SMBs across a wide spectrum of industries," he added.
Avanton's ReadyARM network security appliance, with a suggested retail price of $9,995, is available from Avanton's channel of solution providers located throughout North America. More information is available from the company's website (http://www.avanton.com/).
