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FaceTime Unified Security Gateway Named Best Anti-Malware Gateway by Network Testing Labs
Network Testing Labs has awarded the FaceTime Unified Security Gateway (USG) top honors in its recent live testing and review of the secure Web gateway appliance.
The review was based on six key criteria in Web security: identifying and thwarting malware, performance, ease of use, reports, deployment and documentation.
Read the full story Download the full report "With unerring accuracy and quick, unobtrusive performance, FaceTime Communications' Unified Security Gateway appliance easily thwarted virtually all Internet-based malware in our tests, and it gave us complete control, at a fine level, over which social networking and other non-business Internet applications we wanted to allow on our network. As a result, Unified Security Gateway garnered top honors in this Secure Web Gateway review."
On-Demand eSeminarSecuring Collaboration with Microsoft Office Communications Server and FaceTime 
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A top priority for companies deploying a UC platform such as Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) is ensuring the solution meets the security and compliance needs of the business – from preventing malware and information loss over IM to meeting regulatory, corporate governance and e-Discovery requirements across all UC channels. All without sacrificing efficiency gains or collaborative benefits. Hear experts Chandler Bootchk, UC Principal Technology Specialist, Microsoft Corporation, and Frank Cabri, FaceTime's Vice President of Product Management and Marketing, at this important eSeminar to hear how you can immediately benefit from the productivity of Unified Communications -- without exposing yourself to compliance or security risks.  watch
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