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VPN's and Firewalls

Here at e-Media we provide VPN and Firewall solutions primarily with SonicWall hardware appliances.  Providing a state of the art Firewall to protect your entire office from outside threats.  Designed to increase security by reducing complexity, SonicWALL Internet security appliances eliminate the cost and complexity of installing and managing separate devices and software packages for comprehensive security.

SonicWALL's family of Internet security appliances provide the first line of defense against Internet security threats. They include an ICSA-certified stateful packet inspection firewall, IPSec VPN for remote access, IP address management features and support for SonicWALL value-added security services.

Pricing depends on the needs of your office.

Overview on VPN:

An undeniable convergence of business, social, and technology trends are driving the demand for remote access solutions. The Internet combined with the explosion of affordable broadband and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) deliver the cost-effective infrastructure to meet the new challenge of today's distributed workplace.

VPNs provide a secure method for exchanging confidential data and network resources with telecommuters, branch offices, customers, suppliers and partners. VPNs not only enable remote access via the ubiquitous Internet but they also offer compelling benefits for organizations to work smarter, reduce costs, and gain competitive advantage.

Overview on Firewalls:

A connection that never shuts off is a hacker's dream. Hackers like "always-on" connections like DSL, cable modems and T1 lines because they're always there and they're predictable. This isn't to say that broadband connections are bad. Quite the contrary. Broadband is a great technology. Users just need to make sure they're using the appropriate level of protection that a firewall solution can offer.

Firewalls are a great way to protect your business or home network against attacks from intruders. They're designed to defend against attack by implementing a series of rules that permit, or deny, traffic to pass between your network and the Internet. Based on the way these rules are set, the inbound and outbound flow of information maybe extremely tight or very relaxed. The trick is to maintain a balance between your company's need for security and your employees' need to get their work done without interference.