Juniper's Linux IPS Hits 10Gb/sec

"Many enterprises struggle with the competing requirements of speed and security in their networks. Juniper Networks claims to have the solution with its new Linux OS-based high-end Intrusion Detection Platform (IDP), which can scale all the way up to 10 gigabits per second (Gb/sec) of throughput.

"Juniper's new platform comes at a time when the market for high-end intrusion prevention/detection (IPS/IDS) systems is becoming a hotly contested one with TippingPoint, Cisco, SourceFire and others all trying to stake their claim to high-speed superiority..."

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