Proxy Servers
All services to less trusted networks should pass through a content- aware proxy server. Such proxies must authenticate the user and where possible the internal client and external host.
A mail proxy can be situated in a DMZ, with new external mail being pulled rather than pushed through the external boundary.
Suggested Solutions
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Astro Communications provide a complete security solution for Internet and email access for Local Authorities. Our appliances eliminate known (such as spam, phishing and viruses) as well as new and previously unknown threats. It secures and protects productive internal and external email traffic without a high level of administrative or user effort. Please call Dalida Möger on 01322 610169 or visit www.astro.co.uk/Local-Authority.html |
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Proxy servers can be checked for vulnerabilities including buffer overflows. To see what Tiger Certified Encription Limited can do on Proxy Servers give us a call 01905 754440 or go to http://encription.co.uk/public-sector.php |
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StealthWatch identifies hosts by-passing proxy servers trying to gain access to less trusted networks. For more information, contact us at international@lancope.com or visit www.lancope.com |
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The Juniper remote access solution can support web-based proxy services into the GSI. For more details please email govconnect@juniper.net, phone 00-800-3-JUNIPER or visit www.juniper.net |
