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The certification guarantees the endpoint security tools are compatible with your existing network infrastructure.

OPSWAT is adding security certification to its resume with a new program aimed at verifying the interoperability of endpoint applications and network security products.

Called the OESISOK Interoperability Certification Program, the initiative is meant as a seal of verification that the endpoint security tools you've deployed work with network infrastructure you have. A host of vendors have already signed on to the program, including F5, Cisco Systems, Trend Micro and 3Com.

The program is an extension of OPSWAT OESIS, an open framework for developing tools to detect, assess, manage and remediate features of a wide range of endpoint security applications. The OESIS framework supports integration with hundreds of endpoint security applications from over 70 vendors, including Symantec, McAfee, Trend Micro, CA, ESET, Sunbelt, Avira and SOPHOS, company officials said.

Symantec partners with BDL to help protect Saudi Internet users ...

The partnership entitles BDL to leverage its extensive network of 500 resellers to distribute Symantec's world-class Norton brand security products across Saudi Arabia. 'BDL is pleased to partner with Symantec to improve the visibility and availability of the Norton family of security solutions throughout the Kingdom,' said Prince Waleed Al Saud, Chairman and Managing Director, BDL. 'Our dynamic sales team and expansive network of on-ground merchandisers will speed the delivery of vital security tools to protect the systems and data of millions of Saudi Internet users.' As in other high-growth areas in the region, Saudi Arabia's computer and Internet penetration rates have grown quickly. According to June 30, 2007 statistics provided by market research firm Internet World Stats (www.internetworldstats.com), Internet use in Saudi Arabia grew 1,170% from 2000 to 2007.

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A lot of people seem to forget that Croatia was not a Nazi State, a Nazi puppet State yes, but no Croatian was part of that political party.Croatia, during these dark times, was deeply divided in political terms, almost more than half of the active population (!!!) joined the Partisans or had sympathies for them, there were only about 1500 Ustasa soldiers (some sort of elite troops, regular army was called Domobrani and they were not involved in slaughtering people just because they were not Croatians) in Croatia at that time (Ustasa were fascists and they did murder a lot of people like Serbs, Gypsies, Jews, Croatians with other political views,...) but to say that Croatians are antisemitic is ridiculous, they never have been and will never be.Thompson is a singer, and that's it.As far as I remember he never mentioned anything in his songs that would made him a fascist or, unbelievable to me, a Nazi.I think there's too much talk about nothing...he is just an artist and not a criminal.