Netsentron
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| Web Security Gateway, Web filtering, Virtual Private Network and Information Leak Prevention, Unified Threat Management | |
| Industry | Information Technology |
| Founded | 2002 |
| Headquarters | Surrey, British Columbia |
Area served | International |
Key people | Tom Kobelt, Vice President |
| Parent | http://www.kdi.ca |
| Website | http://www.netsentron.com/ |
NetSentron is a network security appliance designed and sold by Kobelt Development Inc. (KDI), a Surrey, British Columbia-based IT services company. The NetSentron appliance is a firewall, website content filter, and virtual private network remote access device.
History
NetSentron was privately developed by KDI in 2002.[1] The product is available as a hardware appliance, and as software which must be loaded onto equivalent hardware. The initial target market was businesses, to provide high security data transfer with its AES-256 bit encryption. Over time, however, schools wanting to prevent their students from viewing inappropriate Internet content (as defined by individual school administrators: examples include pornography and instant messaging sites) became interested in the NetSentron because of the appliance's content filter.[2]
Features
The NetSentron provides features for network security and management, such as[3] a firewall with intrusion detection, and a spam filter.
The NetSentron hardware appliance is available in two sizes.[4] The original is a single rack unit (1U) server, configurable for supporting up to 200, 400 or 800 concurrent Internet users depending on the option purchased. For smaller operations, a small form factor supports up to 50 concurrent Internet users.
References
- ↑ KDI - Press Release, May 13, 2002, Kobelt Development Inc., retrieved 2009-01-30
- ↑ Library Software Filters, The Galecia Group, retrieved 2009-01-30
- ↑ NetSentron Specs, Kobelt Development Inc., retrieved 2009-01-30
- ↑ NetSentron Pricing, Kobelt Development Inc., retrieved 2009-01-30