NetScreen Technologies: With the acquisition of Neoteris, the continued integration of the OneSecure intrusion-prevention product and NetScreen's new management platform, this company will have an attractive perimeter portfolio rivaled by few.
Nokia: The Nokia Secure Access System, an SSL VPN, will lead the pack in 2004.
Sourcefire: Often thought of as the Red Hat of the security market, the company that commercialized the open-source NIDS tool, Snort, is looking to make some big moves in 2004 by integrating IDS data and passive asset-identification methods.
Tenable Network Security: By coordinating Nessus alerts with intrusion-detection data from various vendors, Tenable shows an innovative approach to integrating IDS and VA data.
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