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Nokia security platform also extends support for future Sourcefire
applications

San Francisco, US - Nokia today unveiled a more sophisticated network
security technology - the Nokia IP2450 Intrusion Prevention (IPS)
with Sourcefire  - that goes beyond traditional intrusion prevention
systems to analyze potential threats, survey end point
vulnerabilities, and monitor and learn network behavior. The Nokia
IP2450 IPS purpose-built solution mitigates threats still common in
today's connected enterprise, including exploitation of outdated
laptop software, non-compliant server configurations and unauthorized
user access. Developed to meet the security requirements of large
enterprises and service providers, the flexible Nokia high-end next
generation platform offers investment protection, superior price
performance and high port density to support the highest number of
network segments on a single appliance in its class.

"It is no secret that those responsible for the secure operation of
IT systems within their enterprises want
to protect their most critical assets and also reduce the potential
for network downtime from security threats  - all while keeping the
costs of resources and network security mitigation down and
addressing corporate compliance requirements, " said Greg Podshadley,
Vice President, Services & Software, Nokia. "With the different
threats prevalent in the industry today, what is required is a truly
intelligent threat mitigation technology such as the Nokia IP2450
IPS, which we believe is a standout solution in its class."

The Nokia IP2450 IPS delivers the most flexible combination of
detection engine support and expansive network segment coverage in a
single solution. The base platform includes 12 ports to cover 5
in-line or 11 passive network segments, and is easily expandable to
24 ports supporting 12 detection engines. The 24 ports can monitor up
to 11 network segments inline or 23 segments in passive mode, giving
it a distinct competitive edge over all other solutions available
today in its segment.  Nokia IP2450 IPS has a measured inline and
passive throughput of 4 gigabits per second (Gbps).

Bringing a new dimension to network threat mitigation, the Nokia
IP2450 IPS takes security beyond the network perimeter and deep into
the core by using a unified approach that integrates four core
technologies - intrusion prevention (IPS), vulnerability management
(VM), network behavior analysis (NBA) and network access control
(NAC). Unlike other protection solutions today, this approach not
only ensures continuous monitoring and protection, but also
drastically reduces the number of false alarms and operational costs.
The solution is backed by Nokia's worldwide technical support
organization, an important requirement for large multinationals
seeking consistent security policies and immediate access to trained
personnel around the globe.  In addition, all Sourcefire users and
partners are also supported by the Sourcefire Vulnerability Research
Team (VRT), a group of leading intrusion detection and prevention
experts working to proactively discover, assess and respond to the
latest trends in hacking activities, intrusion attempts and
vulnerabilities.

 "By combining a great platform such as the Nokia multi-gigabyte
sensor with the award-winning Sourcefire software, we are enabling
customers to discover, block and proactively defend against emerging
threats," said Tom McDonough, President and COO of Sourcefire. "The
proven Sourcefire 3D System is required in today's enterprise
environment, where intrusions are becoming more frequent and threats
are more robust. We are excited about the capabilities that the Nokia
IP2450 IPS will bring to the industry."

Nokia support for the Sourcefire 3D System's next generation
capabilities has also been announced across the complete Nokia IPS
product portfolio. Today, the Sourcefire Intrusion Prevention System
(IPS), based on the industry-standard Snort engine, Real-Time Network
Awareness (RNA) and Real-Time User Awareness (RUA) applications come
pre-installed on the Nokia solution and can be run simultaneously.
Nokia IP2450 IPS sensors are built on Nokia's leading-edge IPSO LX
operating system, and along with the Nokia Defense Center appliances,
provide a comprehensive security solution for enterprise and
service-provider deployments.

"There has been a huge shift to mobile computing and a blurring of
the boundaries between personal and corporate computing. Users are
connecting to unmanaged personal and public networks. Online threats
often silently compromise many computers. Many companies are moving
to converged networks running critical communications services such
as voice and video." said Andy Buss, Principal Analyst at Canalys.
"Being able to respond to these challenges while reducing the cost
and complexity of securing it all will be critical."

More information about the Nokia IP2450 Intrusion Prevention with
Sourcefire can be obtained at www.nokiaforbusiness.com.


About Nokia
Nokia is the world leader in mobility, driving the transformation and
growth of the converging Internet and communications industries. We
make a wide range of mobile devices with services and software that
enable people to experience music, navigation, video, television,
imaging, games, business mobility and more. Developing and growing
our offering of consumer Internet services, as well as our enterprise
solutions and software, is a key area of focus. We also provide
equipment, solutions and services for communications networks through
Nokia Siemens Networks.

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