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Safe@Office

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Safe@Office is a line of firewall and virtual private network (VPN) appliances[1] developed by SofaWare Technologies, a Check Point company.[2]

Overview

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The Check Point Safe@Office product line is targeted at the small and medium business segment, and includes the 500 and 500W (with Wi-Fi) series of internet security appliance.[3] The old S-Box, Safe@Home, 100 series, 200 series, and 400W series are discontinued.[citation needed]

License

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The appliances are licensed according to the number of protected IP addresses (referenced to as users) in numbers 5, 25 or unlimited. There is also a variant with a built-in asymmetric disconnection line (ADSL) modem.

See also

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References

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  1. InfoWorld, 24 May 2004, p. 38. "Do all in one appliances fulfill their promise for SMBs?".
  2. Israel Hi-Tech directory 2004 By Gilai Dolev. p. 223
  3. InfoWorld, 5 Dec 2005, p. 24, "Check Point Boxes up Security tools"
  4. Ido Dubrawsky, C. Tate Baumrucker. Designing and building enterprise DMZs. p. 319
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