Dec, 2001 : Radware's FireProof Supports Microsoft ISA Server


📅 - Radware (radware.com), a provider of traffic management solutions, announced today that its FireProof product line now offers complete interoperability with Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000 (microsoft.com\isaserver), providing realtime load balancing, high availability and clustering for ISA Servers. Radware's FireProof for firewall traffic management and application security provides fault tolerance and optimization between multiple firewalls and allows a company to scale up to 100 active devices.

Microsoft ISA Server builds on Microsoft Windows 2000 security and directoryfor policy-based security, acceleration, and management of Internetworking.Radware's FireProof product line allows enterprise network and systemadministrators to manage multiple ISA Servers on a local or global basis,while providing fault tolerance from software and hardware failures andallowing servers to be transparently inserted or removed for maintenance andupdates during peak business hours without end-user performance degradation,the company says.
"The need for high availability, scalability and secure solutions arecritical in today's business environments," said Roy Zisapel, president andCEO, Radware. "Microsoft and Radware have worked together to ensurecompatibility between the robust features and benefits of each productline."
Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000 is anenterprise firewall and Web cache server that enables IT administrators toprovide controlled, secure Internet access for their organization. Buildingon the Microsoft Windows 2000 platform, ISA Server provides a multi-layerenterprise firewall and a high-performance Web cache to control, secure andaccelerate business on the Internet.

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