Barracuda Networks Tech InfoTalk: State of Spyware with Zach Levow CTO of Barracuda Networks

11:01 | Admin | Jul 4th, 2005 11:10pm |

State of the Union on Virus - “It’s a brutal environment” with Zach Levow

Zach Levow, CoFounder and CTO Barracuda Networks

Host: John Furrier, Founder PodTech.net - “Fresh Voices of Silicon Valley, Technology, and Media”

Timeshifted from the Barracuda Networks world headquarters. As a followup to Topic 1 Zach talks about the state of the union on email spam and spyware for businesses. He discussed the issues and challenges. Specifically the business issues both infrastructure and costs, policy, the current defense mindset, and other insightful information.

What’s important here is the role that open source software plays in developing the best solution for fighting vunlerablilites at new groundbreaking price points.

Also Zach talks about the innovative approach used in developing low cost and high performance application firewall technology to enhance security not to replace traditional firewalls. This new “Application Firewall Solution” becomes the true gateway to the network both inbound and outbound traffic.

As Zach says “It’s about application security for businesses both large and small in order to protect your network. It’s about putting a box on your network with almost no configuration ..that will be able to stop your security problems like spyware and email spam…Without you having you to monitor babysit it and taking headcount or resources off of other important IT projects on a daily basis.”

For more information on this podcast please contact John@PodTech.net or send a private email to Zach at info@podtech.net

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