The 2011 SC Magazine Awards Europe winners were announced Tuesday evening, April 19. The awards gala took place at the London Hilton on Park Lane. Sophos and McAfee were both double winners on Tuesday evening. McAfee was also a double winner in the SC Awards US 2011 event held in San Francisco in February during (but not part of) the RSA security show. It remains to be seen whether representatives of the winning organizations will be given invitations to the upcoming royal wedding.
Best anti-malware solution
Sophos - Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition
Best content security
Websense - Triton
Best network security
McAfee - Network Security Platform
Best integrated security solution
ArcSight - Logger 5
Best DLP solution
Safend - Data Protection Suite
Best encryption solution
PGP by Symantec - Remote Disable and Destroy (RDD)
Best IAM solution
CA Technologies - Identity Manager
Best remote access
Becrypt - Trusted Client
Best security management
McAfee - ePolicy Orchestrator
Best SME security solution
Qualys - QualysGuard Express
Best security solution, financial services
Actiance - Vantage
Best enterprise security solution
Good Technology - Good for Enterprise
Best secure transaction solution
Thales - payShield 9000
Best secure virtualization solution
Check Point - Check Point Security Gateway Virtual Edition
Innovation award
ActiveBase - ActiveBase Security
Information security consultancy of the year
KPMG
IT security value added reseller of the year
Brookcourt Solutions
MSSP of the year
Dell SecureWorks
Information security product of the year
Actiance - Unified Security Gateway
Information security project of the year
British Gas - Keep Mum
Information security team of the year
Barclaycard - Barclaycard Payment Security team
Rising star award
Ross Leaning, executive advisor, KPMG
CEO of the year
Philippe Courtot, chairman and CEO, Qualys
Information security person of the year
Mark Brown, chief information security officer, SABMiller
Information security vendor of the year
Sophos
The short list for SC Awards Europe 2011 finalists is at http://www.scmagazineuk.com/awards-shortlist/section/348/
Judging
The judges for the Technology and Industry Awards are drawn from the senior ranks of the information security profession. The Professional Awards are judged by a separate panel drawn from the SC editorial team
What the SC Magazine Awards Europe 2011 Mean for the Vendors
• Third party validation by a leading dedicated security publication
• Third party validation by peers
• Marketing/promotional rights for a year, subject to licensing
• A number of potential marketing/branding/lead generation opportunities for the recipients
Symantec was a winner in four categories for the awards in the US. McAfee was nominated in fourteen categories and won in two of these.
A listing of the SC Awards 2011 US winners is at
http://kensek.blogspot.com/2011/02/sc-awards-2011-us-announced.html
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
SC Awards Europe 2011 - Finalists Announced
The SC Awards Europe 2011 finalists were announced February 23. The awards gala will take place at the London Hilton on Park Lane on Tuesday April 19. Symantec, McAfee, Sophos, Websense, and Webroot are finalists in multiple product categories (McAfee was a finalist in about 14 categories in the SC Awards US 2011). Below is a detailed listing of finalists for the product awards.
Best Anti-Malware Solution
• Kaspersky Lab Kaspersky Open Space Security (KOSS) 2010
• M86 Security M86 Secure Web Gateway 10.0
• McAfee McAfee Endpoint Protection Suite
• Sophos Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition
• Symantec Symantec Endpoint Protection
Best Content Security
• Clearswift Clearswift Secure Web and Email Gateway
• LANDesk LANDesk Security Suite
• McAfee McAfee Web Gateway
• Symantec Symantec Web Gateway
• Websense TRITON
• Webroot Webroot Web Security Service
Best Network Security
• GFI Software GFI LANguard 9.6
• McAfee McAfee Network Security Platform
• Sourcefire Sourcefire IPS
Best Integrated Security Solution
• ArcSight ArcSight Logger 5
• LogRhythm LogRhythm
Best IAM Solution
• Aveksa Aveksa 4.0
• CA Technologies CA Identity Manager
• Courion Courion Access Assurance Suite
• Lieberman Software Enterprise Random Password Manager (ERPM)
• Symantec (VeriSign) VeriSign Identity Protection Access for Mobile
Best Remote Access
• Becrypt Becrypt Trusted Client
• Check Point Software Technologies Check Point Abra
• Tectia Tectia MobileID
• Websense TRITON
Best Security Management
• McAfee McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO)
• Symantec Symantec Control Compliance Suite
• Venafi Venafi Encryption Director
Best SME Security Solution
• ArcSight ArcSight Express
• Egress Software Technologies Egress Switch
• Qualys QualysGuard Express
• SafeNet SafeWord 2008
• Secunia Secunia Corporate Software Inspector
• WatchGuard WatchGuard XTM 5 Series
Best Enterprise Security Solution
• Absolute Software Absolute Manage
• Good Technology Good for Enterprise
• nCircle nCircle Suite360
• Qualys QualysGuard IT Security and Compliance Suite
• Sourcefire Sourcefire IPS
• Trustwave Trustwave SIEM OE
Best Security Solution, Financial Services
• ArcSight ArcSight FraudView
• Egress Software Technologies Egress Switch
• nCircle nCircle Configuration Compliance Manager
• Skybox Security Skybox View 5.0
• Actiance Vantage
Innovation Award
• ActiveBase Security ActiveBase
• ArcSight ArcSight Logger 5
• SunFive (represented by SecureGrade) Boole Server
• M86 Security M86 Secure Web Gateway 10.0
• Oval Oval Data Loss Protection Risk and Insurance Solutions
• Cyber Security Technologies P2P Marshal
Best Secure Virtualisation Solution
• Check Point Software Technologies Check Point Security Gateway Virtual Edition
• AEP Networks CloudProtect
• Sourcefire Sourcefire IPS
• Symantec Symantec Protection Suite for Servers
Best Encryption Solution
• Becrypt Becrypt DISK Protect
• Symantec PGP Remote Disable and Destroy (RDD)
Best DLP Solution
• Lumension Lumension Device Control
• McAfee McAfee Data Loss Prevention
• Safend Safend Data Protection Suite
• Symantec Symantec DLP v11
• Trustwave Trustwave Data Loss Prevention
Best Secure Transaction Solution
• SafeNet Luna SA
• Thales payShield 9000
• Symantec (VeriSign) SSL Certificates
• Voltage Security Voltage SecureData Payments
Information Security Product of the Year
• SunFive (represented by SecureGrade) Boole Server
• Cyber-Ark Software Cyber-Ark PIM Suite
• Qualys QualysGuard IT Security and Compliance Suite
• Actiance Unified Security Gateway
• Varonis Systems Varonis Data Governance Suite
• Veracode Veracode SecurityReview
Information Security Vendor of the Year
• Absolute Software
• Kaspersky Lab
• Qualys
• Sophos
• Webroot
Professional Awards To Be Given Out At SC Awards 2011
• Information Security Person of the Year
• Information Security Project of the Year
• Information Security Team of the Year
• The Rising Star Award
• Information Security Consultancy of the Year
• IT Security VAR of the Year
• MSSP of the Year
• CEO of the Year
Finalists in these categories as well as the product categories can be viewed at
http://www.scmagazineuk.com/awards-shortlist/section/348/
The judges for the Technology and Industry Awards are drawn from the senior ranks of the information security profession. The Professional Awards are judged by a separate panel drawn from the SC editorial team
What the SC Magazine Awards 2011 Mean for the Vendors
• Third party validation by a leading dedicated security publication
• Third party validation by peers
• Marketing/promotional rights for a year, subject to licensing
• A number of potential marketing/branding/lead generation opportunities for the recipients
A listing of the SC Awards 2011 US winners is at http://kensek.blogspot.com/2011/02/sc-awards-2011-us-announced.html
For more information and to book tickets for the event, go to www.scawardseurope.com
Best Anti-Malware Solution
• Kaspersky Lab Kaspersky Open Space Security (KOSS) 2010
• M86 Security M86 Secure Web Gateway 10.0
• McAfee McAfee Endpoint Protection Suite
• Sophos Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition
• Symantec Symantec Endpoint Protection
Best Content Security
• Clearswift Clearswift Secure Web and Email Gateway
• LANDesk LANDesk Security Suite
• McAfee McAfee Web Gateway
• Symantec Symantec Web Gateway
• Websense TRITON
• Webroot Webroot Web Security Service
Best Network Security
• GFI Software GFI LANguard 9.6
• McAfee McAfee Network Security Platform
• Sourcefire Sourcefire IPS
Best Integrated Security Solution
• ArcSight ArcSight Logger 5
• LogRhythm LogRhythm
Best IAM Solution
• Aveksa Aveksa 4.0
• CA Technologies CA Identity Manager
• Courion Courion Access Assurance Suite
• Lieberman Software Enterprise Random Password Manager (ERPM)
• Symantec (VeriSign) VeriSign Identity Protection Access for Mobile
Best Remote Access
• Becrypt Becrypt Trusted Client
• Check Point Software Technologies Check Point Abra
• Tectia Tectia MobileID
• Websense TRITON
Best Security Management
• McAfee McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO)
• Symantec Symantec Control Compliance Suite
• Venafi Venafi Encryption Director
Best SME Security Solution
• ArcSight ArcSight Express
• Egress Software Technologies Egress Switch
• Qualys QualysGuard Express
• SafeNet SafeWord 2008
• Secunia Secunia Corporate Software Inspector
• WatchGuard WatchGuard XTM 5 Series
Best Enterprise Security Solution
• Absolute Software Absolute Manage
• Good Technology Good for Enterprise
• nCircle nCircle Suite360
• Qualys QualysGuard IT Security and Compliance Suite
• Sourcefire Sourcefire IPS
• Trustwave Trustwave SIEM OE
Best Security Solution, Financial Services
• ArcSight ArcSight FraudView
• Egress Software Technologies Egress Switch
• nCircle nCircle Configuration Compliance Manager
• Skybox Security Skybox View 5.0
• Actiance Vantage
Innovation Award
• ActiveBase Security ActiveBase
• ArcSight ArcSight Logger 5
• SunFive (represented by SecureGrade) Boole Server
• M86 Security M86 Secure Web Gateway 10.0
• Oval Oval Data Loss Protection Risk and Insurance Solutions
• Cyber Security Technologies P2P Marshal
Best Secure Virtualisation Solution
• Check Point Software Technologies Check Point Security Gateway Virtual Edition
• AEP Networks CloudProtect
• Sourcefire Sourcefire IPS
• Symantec Symantec Protection Suite for Servers
Best Encryption Solution
• Becrypt Becrypt DISK Protect
• Symantec PGP Remote Disable and Destroy (RDD)
Best DLP Solution
• Lumension Lumension Device Control
• McAfee McAfee Data Loss Prevention
• Safend Safend Data Protection Suite
• Symantec Symantec DLP v11
• Trustwave Trustwave Data Loss Prevention
Best Secure Transaction Solution
• SafeNet Luna SA
• Thales payShield 9000
• Symantec (VeriSign) SSL Certificates
• Voltage Security Voltage SecureData Payments
Information Security Product of the Year
• SunFive (represented by SecureGrade) Boole Server
• Cyber-Ark Software Cyber-Ark PIM Suite
• Qualys QualysGuard IT Security and Compliance Suite
• Actiance Unified Security Gateway
• Varonis Systems Varonis Data Governance Suite
• Veracode Veracode SecurityReview
Information Security Vendor of the Year
• Absolute Software
• Kaspersky Lab
• Qualys
• Sophos
• Webroot
Professional Awards To Be Given Out At SC Awards 2011
• Information Security Person of the Year
• Information Security Project of the Year
• Information Security Team of the Year
• The Rising Star Award
• Information Security Consultancy of the Year
• IT Security VAR of the Year
• MSSP of the Year
• CEO of the Year
Finalists in these categories as well as the product categories can be viewed at
http://www.scmagazineuk.com/awards-shortlist/section/348/
The judges for the Technology and Industry Awards are drawn from the senior ranks of the information security profession. The Professional Awards are judged by a separate panel drawn from the SC editorial team
What the SC Magazine Awards 2011 Mean for the Vendors
• Third party validation by a leading dedicated security publication
• Third party validation by peers
• Marketing/promotional rights for a year, subject to licensing
• A number of potential marketing/branding/lead generation opportunities for the recipients
A listing of the SC Awards 2011 US winners is at http://kensek.blogspot.com/2011/02/sc-awards-2011-us-announced.html
For more information and to book tickets for the event, go to www.scawardseurope.com
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Observations From RSA Conference 2011 – Wednesday February 16
Much of the messaging at RSA Conference 2011 is around some combination of the words cloud, compliance, and VM. Presentations in the booths not working in those phrases are less well attended, except for the tchotchkes collectors.
IDC had a full room at their breakfast briefing on “Corporate & Consumer Security in the Next Decade: Peace, Love, & Happiness?” About a dozen of their analysts took part in a panel discussion with the attendees.
It was a (personal) day attending booth presentations from web security, firewall, and endpoint security vendors. Some bullet point observations:
• Trend Micro - Filled the theatre room within the exhibition hall with their talk on what they were doing with VM, among other topics.
• Symantec - Presentations, sneak peeks of Version 12 of the consumer internet security product. Talking about “Insight” as part of the product, and recruiting beta customers. They also have protection for Droid now. Double winner on Tuesday night from SC Awards 2011.
• Kaspersky – Has protection for Droid.
• Sophos – Interesting presentation on deconstructing a virus.
• McAfee - Naming names. One of their slides showed how their endpoint product has tested against a dozen of the usual suspects. Also prominently displayed their 12 Finalist and 2 Winner awards from SC Magazine 2011, awarded the previous night.
• ESET - Spoke about their performance, history of testing well with Virus Bulletin, and had a naming names slide showing how they perform versus some of their competitors.
Other endpoint companies with a presence on the exhibition floor included BitDefender, Bit9, Comodo, and GFI. If you don't have a presence on the floor...
A “What were they thinking?” question has to go to Barracuda for having an evening reception at the Gold Club, near Moscone Center and RSA. No dancers during the reception, but still. Supposedly, Barracuda's 2011 Tour Bus was owned by or leased from the Dave Mathews band.
Thursday on the exhibition floor is usually relatively quiet. Thursday evening is the Conference Codebreakers Bash at San Francisco City Hall. Bill Clinton will be giving the Friday keynote.
IDC had a full room at their breakfast briefing on “Corporate & Consumer Security in the Next Decade: Peace, Love, & Happiness?” About a dozen of their analysts took part in a panel discussion with the attendees.
It was a (personal) day attending booth presentations from web security, firewall, and endpoint security vendors. Some bullet point observations:
• Trend Micro - Filled the theatre room within the exhibition hall with their talk on what they were doing with VM, among other topics.
• Symantec - Presentations, sneak peeks of Version 12 of the consumer internet security product. Talking about “Insight” as part of the product, and recruiting beta customers. They also have protection for Droid now. Double winner on Tuesday night from SC Awards 2011.
• Kaspersky – Has protection for Droid.
• Sophos – Interesting presentation on deconstructing a virus.
• McAfee - Naming names. One of their slides showed how their endpoint product has tested against a dozen of the usual suspects. Also prominently displayed their 12 Finalist and 2 Winner awards from SC Magazine 2011, awarded the previous night.
• ESET - Spoke about their performance, history of testing well with Virus Bulletin, and had a naming names slide showing how they perform versus some of their competitors.
Other endpoint companies with a presence on the exhibition floor included BitDefender, Bit9, Comodo, and GFI. If you don't have a presence on the floor...
A “What were they thinking?” question has to go to Barracuda for having an evening reception at the Gold Club, near Moscone Center and RSA. No dancers during the reception, but still. Supposedly, Barracuda's 2011 Tour Bus was owned by or leased from the Dave Mathews band.
Thursday on the exhibition floor is usually relatively quiet. Thursday evening is the Conference Codebreakers Bash at San Francisco City Hall. Bill Clinton will be giving the Friday keynote.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
SC Awards 2011 US Winners
The SC Awards 2011 US Winners were announced at a ceremony on February 15 in San Francisco. These, the Excellence Awards, and the Professional Awards can also be viewed at http://www.scmagazineus.com/scawards2011-winners/section/2075/
For car racing fans, the best Security Team award went to Go Daddy.
SC Magazine Awards 2011, US Winners in the Reader Trust Category
Symantec was a winner in four categories. McAfee was nominated in fourteen categories and won in two of these.
Best Anti-Malware Gateway
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco Web Security
Best AntiMalware Management
• Winner: McAfee for McAfee Endpoint Protection Suite
Best Computer Forensics Tool
• Winner: Guidance Software for EnCase Forensic
Best Data Leakage Prevention
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Data Loss Prevention
Best Email Content Management
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Brightmail Gateway
Best Email Security
• Winner: Sophos for Sophos Email Security Appliance
Best Endpoint/UTM Security
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0
Best Enterprise Firewall
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco ASA 5585-X
Best Identity Management Application
• Winner: IBM for IBM Tivoli Identity and Access Assurance
Best Integrated Security-UTM
• Winner: SonicWALL for SonicWALL NSA 2400MX
Best IDS/IPS
• Winner: Sourcefire for Sourcefire IPS (based on Snort)
Best IPsec/SSL VPN
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco ASA Secure Remote Access solution
Best Managed Security Service
• Winner: SecureWorks Managed Security Services
Best Mobile/Portable Device Security
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Endpoint Protection Mobile Edition
Best Multifactor
• Winner: RSA, the security division of EMC, for RSA SecurID Authentication
Best Policy Management
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco Network Admission Control Appliance
Best Security Information/Event Management (SIEM)
• Winner: ArcSight for ArcSight ESM
Best Vulnerability Management Tool
• Winner: Qualys for QualysGuard Vulnerability Management (VM)
Best Web Application Firewall
• Winner: SonicWALL for SonicWALL Web Application Firewall Service
Best Web Content Management
• Winner: Websense for Websense Web Security Gateway
SC Awards Europe 2011 Finalists
Go to http://kensek.blogspot.com/2011/02/sc-awards-europe-2011-finalists.html
Judging/Voting for the Reader Trust Awards
A panel of readers who represent the circulation of SC Magazine chooses winners. The Reader Trust Voting Panel is comprised of SC Magazine readers who have volunteered their time and experience to carefully consider each of the contenders in each category to cast votes
What These Awards Mean for the Recipients
• Third party validation by a leading dedicated security company
• Third party validation by peers
• Marketing/promotional rights for a year, subject to licensing
• A number of potential marketing/branding/lead generation opportunities for the recipients
For car racing fans, the best Security Team award went to Go Daddy.
SC Magazine Awards 2011, US Winners in the Reader Trust Category
Symantec was a winner in four categories. McAfee was nominated in fourteen categories and won in two of these.
Best Anti-Malware Gateway
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco Web Security
Best AntiMalware Management
• Winner: McAfee for McAfee Endpoint Protection Suite
Best Computer Forensics Tool
• Winner: Guidance Software for EnCase Forensic
Best Data Leakage Prevention
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Data Loss Prevention
Best Email Content Management
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Brightmail Gateway
Best Email Security
• Winner: Sophos for Sophos Email Security Appliance
Best Endpoint/UTM Security
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0
Best Enterprise Firewall
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco ASA 5585-X
Best Identity Management Application
• Winner: IBM for IBM Tivoli Identity and Access Assurance
Best Integrated Security-UTM
• Winner: SonicWALL for SonicWALL NSA 2400MX
Best IDS/IPS
• Winner: Sourcefire for Sourcefire IPS (based on Snort)
Best IPsec/SSL VPN
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco ASA Secure Remote Access solution
Best Managed Security Service
• Winner: SecureWorks Managed Security Services
Best Mobile/Portable Device Security
• Winner: Symantec for Symantec Endpoint Protection Mobile Edition
Best Multifactor
• Winner: RSA, the security division of EMC, for RSA SecurID Authentication
Best Policy Management
• Winner: Cisco Systems for Cisco Network Admission Control Appliance
Best Security Information/Event Management (SIEM)
• Winner: ArcSight for ArcSight ESM
Best Vulnerability Management Tool
• Winner: Qualys for QualysGuard Vulnerability Management (VM)
Best Web Application Firewall
• Winner: SonicWALL for SonicWALL Web Application Firewall Service
Best Web Content Management
• Winner: Websense for Websense Web Security Gateway
SC Awards Europe 2011 Finalists
Go to http://kensek.blogspot.com/2011/02/sc-awards-europe-2011-finalists.html
Judging/Voting for the Reader Trust Awards
A panel of readers who represent the circulation of SC Magazine chooses winners. The Reader Trust Voting Panel is comprised of SC Magazine readers who have volunteered their time and experience to carefully consider each of the contenders in each category to cast votes
What These Awards Mean for the Recipients
• Third party validation by a leading dedicated security company
• Third party validation by peers
• Marketing/promotional rights for a year, subject to licensing
• A number of potential marketing/branding/lead generation opportunities for the recipients
Saturday, November 06, 2010
SC Magazine Awards 2011 Finalists Announced
February addendum - go to the following url to view the winners http://kensek.blogspot.com/2011/02/sc-awards-2011-us-announced.html
SC Magazine has announced their SC Awards 2011 finalists (US). There are 20 categories for Reader Trust Awards, 5 for Excellence Awards and 5 for Professional Awards. Winners in the latter two categories are chosen by a panel selected by SC Magazine. The Reader Trust Awards are voted on by a panel of SC Magazine readers.
McAfee, Symantec, and Sophos all have multiple products up for Reader Trust awards. Some of the categories security products are finalists for are interesting. For example, in the below, companies up for awards in Best Anti-Malware Management and Best Endpoint Security could be interchangeable. Sophos’ Sophos Endpoint Security and Data Protection is in both categories.
Best Anti-Malware Management (client-based, typically software only)
• ESET for ESET NOD32 Anti-virus 4
• Kaspersky Lab Americas for Kaspersky Open Space Security
• McAfee for McAfee Endpoint Protection Suite
• Microsoft for Forefront Client Security
• Sophos for Sophos Endpoint Security and Data Protection
Best Endpoint/UTM Security
• Check Point Software Technologies for Check Point UTM-1
• McAfee for McAfee Total Protection for Endpoint, Enterprise Edition
• SonicWALL for SonicWALL E-Class Network Security Appliance (NSA) E8500
• Sophos for Sophos Endpoint Security and Data Protection
• Symantec for Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0
McAfee was recognized for products in 12 areas within the “Readers Trust” competition, which honors best-in-class security products and services. McAfee was also selected as a finalist for three “Excellence Awards." http://www.mcafee.com/us/about/news/2010/q4/20101111-01.aspx
None of the three companies best known for their free internet security software, AVG Technologies, Avast, and Avira are represented this year. AVG Technologies business AVG Internet Security product was a finalist last year in the Anti-Malware category (US Edition).
SC Magazine SC Awards 2011 - Reader Trust Categories
• Best Anti-Malware Solution Gateway
• Best Anti-Malware Management (client-based, typically software only)
• Best Endpoint Security Solution
• Best Computer Forensics Solution
• Best Encryption Solution
• Best Enterprise Firewall
• Best Identity Management Solution
• Best Integrated Security Solution
• Best Intrusion Detection/Prevention Solution
• Best IPsec/SSL VPN
• Best Managed Security Service
• Best Messaging Security Solution
• Best Mobile Device Security Solution
• Best Multi- and Second-factor Solution
• Best Policy Management Solution
• Best Security Information/Event Management (SIM/SEM) Solution
• Best Security Software Development Solution
• Best Vulnerability Management Solution
• Best Web Application Security Solution
• Best Web Filtering Solution
Winners will be announced on February 15 in San Francisco. This will coincide with when the RSA Conference takes place. For a complete listing of finalists in all categories, go to http://www.scmagazineus.com/2011-sc-awards-us-finalists/section/1908/
SC Magazine has announced their SC Awards 2011 finalists (US). There are 20 categories for Reader Trust Awards, 5 for Excellence Awards and 5 for Professional Awards. Winners in the latter two categories are chosen by a panel selected by SC Magazine. The Reader Trust Awards are voted on by a panel of SC Magazine readers.
McAfee, Symantec, and Sophos all have multiple products up for Reader Trust awards. Some of the categories security products are finalists for are interesting. For example, in the below, companies up for awards in Best Anti-Malware Management and Best Endpoint Security could be interchangeable. Sophos’ Sophos Endpoint Security and Data Protection is in both categories.
Best Anti-Malware Management (client-based, typically software only)
• ESET for ESET NOD32 Anti-virus 4
• Kaspersky Lab Americas for Kaspersky Open Space Security
• McAfee for McAfee Endpoint Protection Suite
• Microsoft for Forefront Client Security
• Sophos for Sophos Endpoint Security and Data Protection
Best Endpoint/UTM Security
• Check Point Software Technologies for Check Point UTM-1
• McAfee for McAfee Total Protection for Endpoint, Enterprise Edition
• SonicWALL for SonicWALL E-Class Network Security Appliance (NSA) E8500
• Sophos for Sophos Endpoint Security and Data Protection
• Symantec for Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0
McAfee was recognized for products in 12 areas within the “Readers Trust” competition, which honors best-in-class security products and services. McAfee was also selected as a finalist for three “Excellence Awards." http://www.mcafee.com/us/about/news/2010/q4/20101111-01.aspx
None of the three companies best known for their free internet security software, AVG Technologies, Avast, and Avira are represented this year. AVG Technologies business AVG Internet Security product was a finalist last year in the Anti-Malware category (US Edition).
SC Magazine SC Awards 2011 - Reader Trust Categories
• Best Anti-Malware Solution Gateway
• Best Anti-Malware Management (client-based, typically software only)
• Best Endpoint Security Solution
• Best Computer Forensics Solution
• Best Encryption Solution
• Best Enterprise Firewall
• Best Identity Management Solution
• Best Integrated Security Solution
• Best Intrusion Detection/Prevention Solution
• Best IPsec/SSL VPN
• Best Managed Security Service
• Best Messaging Security Solution
• Best Mobile Device Security Solution
• Best Multi- and Second-factor Solution
• Best Policy Management Solution
• Best Security Information/Event Management (SIM/SEM) Solution
• Best Security Software Development Solution
• Best Vulnerability Management Solution
• Best Web Application Security Solution
• Best Web Filtering Solution
Winners will be announced on February 15 in San Francisco. This will coincide with when the RSA Conference takes place. For a complete listing of finalists in all categories, go to http://www.scmagazineus.com/2011-sc-awards-us-finalists/section/1908/
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