StoneBeat FullCluster for FireWall-1
Certification and Awards
Stonesoft's StoneBeat FullCluster for FireWall-1 is an award-winning product, having achieved recognition and/or certification by independent reviews, test labs, and industry-recognized organizations.
OPSEC Certification
OPSEC (Open Platform for Security) is Check Point's open, multi-vendor security framework. With over 300 partners, OPSEC guarantees customers the broadest choice of best-of-breed integrated applications and deployment platforms that support Check Point's Secure Virtual Network Architecture. Products that carry the OPSEC Certified seal have been tested to guarantee integration and interoperability.
Stonesoft is one of the original members of the OPSEC alliance. Currently StoneBeat FullCluster for FireWall-1 is OPSEC certified with the following products:
- StoneBeat FullCluster 3.0 on Linux with Check Point Next Generation FP3 + HF1 & Next Generation with Application Intelligence R54
- StoneBeat FullCluster 3.0 on Solaris with Check Point Next Generation FP1, FP2, FP3, Next Generation with Application Intelligence R54
- StoneBeat FullCluster 3.0 on Windows 2000 with Check Point Next Generation FP1, FP2, FP3+HF1 & Next Generation with Application Intelligence R54
- StoneBeat FullCluster 2.0 on Solaris with Check Point 2000
- StoneBeat FullCluster 2.0 on Linux with Check Point 2000
- StoneBeat FullCluster 2.0 on AIX with Check Point 2000
- StoneBeat FullCluster 1.0 on NT with Check Point 2000
SC Magazine "Pick of 2000"
Stonesoft's StoneBeat FullCluster was selected as "Pick of 2000" by SC Magazine, a leading global magazine for computer security. The magazine's "Picks of 2000" are products that have achieved Best Buy, Recommended Award, or an overall 5-star product review rating.
StoneBeat FullCluster, given a 5-star rating in the November 2000 issue of SC Magazine, is described by editors as "This has to be a vital consideration for any serious business... StoneBeat FullCluster provides a safety net in a dog-eat-dog Internet reliant world."