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Free LINUX firewall software from Progressive Systems!

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LinuxPR: Progressive Systems Announces Free Givaway Of Linux Firewall


"Phoenix Adaptive Firewall Personal Use Version Available for Download
Today."
 

""Progressive Systems, Inc., a leading provider
 of network security
solutions, today announced the free giveaway of a
 personal-use
version of its Phoenix Adaptive Firewall, the first Linux firewall

 to be certified by the International Computer Security Association
(ICSA).  The
 fully featured firewall will support two users and is not
time-limited.   The
 software is available today and can be downloaded
from
 http://www.progressive-systems.com.  In addition, Progressive
Systems is giving away
 unlimited session copies of the software to
Linux user groups.  User groups may
 obtain copies of the software by
contacting Progressive's sales staff."
 

"The Phoenix is an industrial-strength firewall that provides the security

 required by enterprise networks," said Matthew Dawson, president of
Progressive
 Systems. "This giveaway will allow Linux users to experience
the power and
 ease-of-use of our Linux firewall.  After they've had a
chance to work with
 Phoenix, we are confident that they will think of
Progressive Systems and
 Phoenix when they are considering a firewall
solution." 
 
 


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http://linuxpr.com/releases/839.html

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