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DMZ
In computer security terminology, a demilitarized zone is a network area that sits between an organization's internal network and an external network, usually the Internet.
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The GB-Ware is a software firewall powered by GNAT Box System Software certified to ICSA 4.0 Corporate criteria. The GNAT Box System Software was designed from the ground up as an integrated firewall system with interoperability of features, easy installation and remote management. We supply the OS and firewall software - you supply the hardware.
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The GB-250 and GB-250e Firewall UTM Appliances are GTA's entry level systems that provide big security for smaller business offices. Designed and priced to meet the needs of smaller organisations, the GB-250 and GB-250e include the same security and UTM features of our larger enterprise firewall UTM appliances, but scaled to fit the needs of offices with fewer than 50 employees.
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