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MetaInfo Meta IP

Product Version Certified: Meta IP v5.7 with the SAFE DHCP Quarantine Appliance 2.0-7

Certified for use with: Check Point ICS 3.7

Product Description:  MetaInfo SAFE DHCP Quarantine forces all network users to pass site-specific host integrity scanning and authentication procedures before consideration for full network access. Network users that fail the procedures remain quarantined from the rest of the network. SAFE DHCP requires no changes to the DHCP client software and complies with all DHCP protocol standards.

The SAFE DHCP Quarantine Appliance's Host Integrity Module uses the Check Point Integrity Clientless Security solution to identify DHCP clients, scan for malware, and verify site policy compliance before issuing an authenticated lease with access to a protected network.

 
Key Features and Benefits
OPSEC Integration 		  MetaInfo
 
Company Description: MetaInfo provides a Secure IP Foundation for IP infrastructures with its market-leading Meta IP product for DNS, DHCP, and IP address management. MetaInfo offers Secure Addressing Foundation Extensions for DHCP (SAFE DHCP) that adds new layers of protection against viruses, worms, and other network threats. With Meta IP and SAFE DHCP, customers increase stability, reduce risks, and lower the total cost of network ownership. The company's U.S. headquarters are in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square.
Key Features and Benefits
  • Automatic enforcement of corporate security standards
  • Quarantine of infected endpoints at the time of network access
  • Ease of deployment, based on minimal changes to existing network
  • Dynamic Updates and Windows Active Directory Support
  • Secure DNS Transactions
OPSEC Integration

Meta IP and the SAFE DHCP Quarantine Appliance integrate with the Check Point Integrity Clientless Security solution using the Check Point ICS Host Integrity Module. SAFE DHCP assigns a quarantined IP address and routes users who attempt to access network resources to the ICS-protected web page. If the machine passes the ICS scanning procedure, administrators can configure additional authentication modules, remove the machine from quarantine, or leave the machine in quarantine.