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100% Web Application and Content Integrity. Guaranteed. |
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Despite the efforts to keep Web intruders out with network perimeter security solutions, hackers still gain access to even the best protected corporate and government Web servers, exploiting these opportunities to vandalize Web sites, crash servers, corrupt transactions, and wreak havoc. The problem is many of these solutions were never designed to defend Web-based attacks, nor do they limit the public damage if and when hackers get in, a highly probable event. Gilian’s G-Server offers a solution that guarantees absolute Web application and content integrity. Gilian’s G-Server is the first and only appliance designed to keep fraudulent information and corrupted transactions from ever being published on your Web site. Guaranteed. Based on revolutionary ExitControl™ technology, the G-Server scrutinizes, in real-time, every object leaving the Web server, assuring all content—static or dynamic—as well as all Web applications are authentic and unaltered. Any misrepresented data is seamlessly replaced with authentic, original content. As a result, even if hackers get in, you can be certain your Web audience will only see what you intend them to see. No downtime and no need to post “Site Unavailable” messages. All attacks are neutralized leaving your reputation, liability and credibility safe and sound. Two-Way, Comprehensive Web Site Content Scalable Web Site Protection How It Works
Administrators are instantly alerted to any discrepancy via phone, pager or email. As a result, they can take immediate action or address the problem at a later time given that the G-Server is providing continuous 24x7 protection. The G-Server is also IP invisible, so hackers cannot detect or attack the system on the network. Instead, they’re left frustrated, unable to determine why your site is impenetrable. Users receive original data, oblivious to any breach and with no significant delay. In addition, the G-Server’s log files enable you to track down issues and pinpoint the exact files that were changed, at what time, and, in most cases, by whom.
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