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Unified Threat Management
The document discusses internet security threats like malware, viruses, and spam. It describes how the traditional approach to these threats was to add standalone security technologies like antivirus, firewalls, and intrusion prevention systems. However, this led to complex solutions. The document then introduces unified threat management (UTM) as an integrated security appliance that consolidates these essential network security functions into a single device to provide an easier to manage solution to the new challenges posed by the internet.
Unified Threat Management
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- 2. Overview Why? Traditionalapproach Complex solution in one box - UTM Summary
- 3. Internet security threats Internetisn't safe. And creating attacks is a business. One of the first, Gozi Trojan, in 2007 was business case with 2000% profit.
- 4. Spam Internet security threats II Annoying, unnecessary, junk mail Spam rate >70% Malware Shortcut MALicious softWARE • Viruses • Trojan horses • Spyware • Worms • Etc.
- 5. Traditional approach One traditionalresponse to new threats has been to add new stand-alone security technologies to a network: Antivirus Antispam Firewall IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) Etc.
- 6. Complex solution UTM =Unified Threat Management UTM in general is a security appliance that consolidates a wide range of essential network security functions into a single device.
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- 8. Summary UTM isanswer to new challenges in the „wild“ Internet UTM is integrated solution with easy management
- 9. Sources Spam rate: Commtouch(http://www.commtouch.com/) Pictures: Fortinet (http://www.fortinet.com/) Magic quadrant: Gartner (http://www.gartner.com/)
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