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Product Description: TrustWave's ipANGEL Vulnerability Shield, coupled with Check Point FireWall-1®, provides complete protection against all network and application attacks. It is designed to defend against relevant attacks - the attacks that will compromise network operations. ipANGEL is "user friendly" and virtually maintenance free; forgotten attributes in other IDS/IPS products. |
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Company Description: TrustWave is a leading developer of next generation security software that defends networks against attacks; providing a real-time vulnerability shield that enhances Check Point FireWall-1. TrustWave's product, ipANGEL, is affordable, easy to use, and provides unmatched protection against attacks. In 2002, TrustWave was named "Outstanding New Partner" by Check Point Software for its innovative technology. |
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Vulnerability Shield - a new approach TrustWave's ipANGEL marks a departure from the traditional thinking of what an intrusion prevention product should do. It detects and shields vulnerable applications without duplicating the capabilities of the firewall. TrustWave purposefully limited ipANGEL's scope:
This approach has enabled TrustWave to focus on building the intelligence and automation that make ipANGEL easy to deploy and maintain
ipANGEL can be deployed in either a"standalone" or a "sensor-gateway" configuration. Both are OPSEC certified and tightly integrated with Check Point FireWall-1. As a sensor-gateway, ipANGEL operates as an add-on module and is installed on the same hardware device as FireWall-1. TrustWave's ipANGEL sensor-gateway is a unique solution in conjunction with Check Point FireWall-1. Automated Features
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Five
intelligent engines power ipANGEL:
The
ProcessipANGEL interogates FireWall-1's policy via Check Point's
CPMI API and creates a policy map that reflects the network's
current security posture. A list of hosts and ports to be
scanned is then extrapolated from the policy map and a vulnerability
scan is launched. The results of the vulnerability scan are
used to create a vulnerability profile from which appropriate
intrusion detection rules are determined and loaded into the
rulebase. When the intrusion detection engine identifies a
relevant attack, ipANGEL instructs FireWall-1 to drop the
connection via Check Point's SAM API.