New Product Demonstration Available

Now available is an interactive product demo that allows you to see the features offered by eSoft’s line of UTM appliances. Featured items give you the ability to see how our ThreatMonitor reports on your systems and helps you to define your company’s first line of defense.

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eSoft in the News!


NWW announces eSofts new line of products with an in-depth report on our intrusion-prevention systems and content-filtering appliances that significantly boost speed and processing power compared with the company's current security models. "The newer InstaGate model gives us better speed, and Web content seems to be available faster with it." Says Tim Taylor, IT director at Good Times Restaurants.

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CRN reports on eSofts updated product lines and ability to configure them to meet your security needs. “ESoft's SoftPak model creates opportunities for solution providers to give their customers the ability to add functionality to their existing hardware, said Chris Dunbar, president of Earthside, an Atlanta-based solution provider. For example, a small business that starts off with basic firewall functionality could grow to the point where it needed to monitor its employees' Web usage, he said.”

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InstaGate Wins Editors Choice Award
InstaGate security appliance has once again been recognized with industry accolades. Enterprise Week Magazine has been awarded 5 Stars and the Editors Choice Award for Functionality and Performance by offering a scalable unified threat management through using  a variety of SoftPak modules allowing you to customize the InataGate appliance to your security needs.

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Tech Brief IE 7
by Jim Bussard

Have you upgraded your web browser to Internet Explorer 7?  If yes, you may have encountered a disconcerting certificate warning when attempting to access an eSoft unit’s Graphical User Interface.

This error occurs because eSoft uses self-signed certificates for secure access.
Here is an important tip for getting around the issue:   When logging into an InstaGate or ThreatWall User Interface, administrators may get several errors from Internet Explorer 7 mentioning security concerns with the certificate.

Administrators should click on the “Certificate Error” button to open the information window.  Click “View Certificates.”  Then click “Install Certificate.”  The Administrator will see one more warning dialog box.  Click “Yes.”  This will take the administrator   to the unit’s User Interface as   normal.