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(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Dedicated, shared and colocation hosting provider Triple Fiber Network has added a new intrusion prevention system integrated into all its web hosting services in order to provide the highest level of stability.
According to the company's announcement Saturday, 3FN has achieved the highest level of web hosting security and stability, and the new system also promises to increase the general performance of its web hosting services.
"We have powered our web hosting with sophisticated intrusion prevention system providing our valuable customers with unexampled stability of all web hosting services," 3FN spokesperson Dean McToner said in a statement. "Our company has achieved such unprecedented security level of web hosting due to enhanced intrusion prevention system that is now implemented to all web hosting services by 3FN."
San Jose-based 3FN placed in the top five most reliable websites in Netcraft's (www.netcraft.com) February survey.
It is also the latest web hosting provider to announce an intrusion prevention enhancement.
In late October, India-based telecommunications giant Tata Communications (www.tatacommunications.com) partnered with unified threat management solutions provider Fortinet (www.fortinet.com) to launch its virtualized unified threat management solution to Indian customers, offering them firewall, intrusion detection and prevention, anti-virus, anti-spam, and web content filtering as part of its Managed Security Services portfolio.
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