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2. Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway - Wikipedia

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   Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway ( Forefront TMG ), formerly known as Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server ( ISA Server ), is a discontinued network router, firewall, antivirus program, VPN server and web cache from Microsoft Corporation. It ran on Windows Server and works by inspecting all network traffic that ...

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4. Clearswift - Wikipedia

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   In April 2005 Clearswift began to market an SMTP appliance (email gateway) based upon the technology. In January 2008, failure to renew a domain name caused loss of email services to 5% of Clearswift's customers. In Dec 2009, Clearswift sold the Deep-Secure, Bastion and Flashpoint products in to a spin-off company, "Deep Secure".

5. SMS gateway - Wikipedia

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   A direct-to- short message service centre (SMSC) gateway is a software application, or a component within a software application, that connects directly to a mobile operator's SMSC via the Internet or direct leased line connections. The Short Message Peer-to-Peer (SMPP) protocol is typically used to convey SMS between an application and the SMSC.

6. Oracle Secure Global Desktop - Wikipedia

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   The origins of Oracle Secure Global Desktop goes back to 1993, when the Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) acquired IXI Limited, a software company in Cambridge, UK, best known for its X.desktop product. In 1994 it then bought Visionware, of Leeds, UK, developers of XVision. In 1995 the development teams from IXI and Visionware were combined to form ...

7. Global Gateway - Wikipedia

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   Objectives. As part of its trade relations, the EU sees Global Gateway as an opportunity to trade and invest in global partners better. The initiative also is a response to a longer systemic rivalry between NATO, the European Union, the United States, and other closely related G7 States against the People's Republic of China, made to counter increasing Chinese political and economical influence.