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UTM

(Unified Threat Management) Refers to a stand-alone appliance or a software package that combines a firewall, antivirus, spam and content filtering as well as intrusion detection. See firewall, antivirus, antispam and IDS.



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ServGate Technologies, a provider of best-in-class unified threat management (UTM) platforms, has announced that the company will standardize its integrated hard disc drive (HDD) to Seagate Technology's new Momentus 5400 Full Disc Encryption (FDE) drive, providing an extra layer of protection for data captured and quarantined to ServGate's UTM HDD.
They use the UTM during compound development to determine a material's suitability for a given process and end-use application.
Air Products and Chemicals, Allentown, PA, and Microtec GmbH, Bobingen, Germany, announced a strategic ageement to market and supply Microtec's patented UTM cryogenic grinding system to rubber and plastics customers for a variety of fine grinding applications.
 
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