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• D-Link DI 724GU Gigabit Wi-Fi router review
  It's taken Wi-Fi vendors a long time to find time for Gigabit Ethernet, but here it is in a new packet shifter from D-Link. And about time too. This router has a few tricks up its sleeve but Gigabit is the most important.
• Sana Security Air Cover 2.0 review
  Desktop firewalls are ten-a-penny but programs that do the same for Wi-Fi and wireless conectivity are still thin on the ground. Here's one of the first pieces of software that sorts out the problem.
• Witopia SecureMyWiFi authentication review
  The Wi-Fi security system that sends wardrivers and wireless freeloaders back under the damp rocks from whence they came.
• Billion BiGuard S10 SSL VPN review
  The mainstream security companies have new competition from Asia. This SSL VPN product from unknown Billion Electric, with integrated firewall and QoS, is the first to do battle. And it stands its ground remarkably well for the price.
• Password Protector 2006 review
  Password management drives most admins crazy, so much so that not all of them bother. Here is a powerful utility that can do it all: enforce password length and complexity; store all passwords and automate logins; it even backs itself up and tells you when to cycle passwords. It will do this for a router, a web or FTP site, and even for files themselves.
• Steganos Internet Anonym VPN review
  Here’s a clever security idea that one day everybody will simultaneously claim they invented – connect to the Internet using a VPN. But what happens if you aren’t a large company with a VPN server, or just want to connect using an insecure public network?
• Spare Backup 2.7 review
  Online backup is still slow and relatively expensive, but at least this new service proves that it can be secure. It's not for everyone, but don't write it off just yet.
• Addonics Cipher UDD review
  An easy to use and uncomplicated yet tremendously effective way of securing smart card media contents against unauthorised access.
• Prevx1 v2.0 intrusion detection review
  A UK company has launched yet another security client, claiming that it has found a completely different way of solving the malware problem.
• Blancco File Shredder 2006 review
  A program for securely wiping "lost" data sounds good so we took our laptop for a well-needed haircut.
• PrimX ZoneCentral v2.5 review
  Every desktop encryption product does broadly the same thing. But what makes a real difference is the management, without which encryption can be an expensive mystery.
• Foldermail file transfer service review
  The secure, managed file transfer system for sending and receiving large files that beats FTP hands down.
• Arxceo Ally ip100 review
  It looks like something that came with a happy meal but looks are misleading. Is this is the start of vaguely affordable intrusion prevention?
• Cymphonix empowers network admins review
  Traffic shaping, content filtering, threat management, reporting and more, all in a single box that's easy to set-up and use.
• PineApp Secure Soho 1000 review
  An Israeli startup has come up with an SME security box that doesn't cut down on security just because of the small-company tag.
• BlueSocket improves wireless gateway review
  The veteran of Wi-Fi gateways has updated its controller. Does it keep the good points of the old one?
• Check Point VPN-1 UTM firewall review
  This branch office firewall is clever in many respects but comes with a split personality that confused us.
• Linksys WTR54GS mobile wireless router review
  Humans didn't crawl out of caves to stay tethered to them, now did they?
• Linksys WAG54GX2 ADSL MIMO router review
  Another broadband networking box with MIMO WiFi. So how does one choose between them?

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