Microsoft, Redhat or Trustix?

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Comodo-Trustix Ltd writes “Microsoft, Redhat or Trustix? Which would you choose for your enterprise server?

Total life-cycle security for servers now a reality with Trustix Secure Linux

New Jersey 6th July 2005Comodo owned Trustix, developers of the world’s most secure Linux, today announce the most secure operating system ever with the advent of Trustix Secure Linux 3.0.

TSL’s rapidly expanding new user base has identified a wide range of possible improvements which have now been implemented and made available in this release. Foremost amongst these is the new installer “Viper”.

Apart from the added ease of use and many new features “Viper” boasts the ability to poll the latest updates during the installation process. This ensures that servers deploying TSL will be up to date and secure right from the first installation – effectively closing the insecurity window that exists between first installation and the time it takes to locate, download and implement upgrades.

Other additions to the system include X.org X11 libraries, FreeRadius support, easy PXE installs, Mini CD and Net CD versions of the OS, enhanced hardware detection, installation on RAID and logical volumes and a range of kernel upgrades including the shift to Linux 2.6 kernel and BASH 3.

Complementing their mission to produce the most reliable server OS available, Trustix have also made huge strides towards making Linux easier to configure and administrate. Server automation tools such as CP+ facilitate the quick and easy, web based administration of your dedicated TSL based server – simplifying the usually complex management of tasks such as Samba file sharing, MySQL databases, firewall configuration, web site hosting including DNS management and email.

Having built an enviable reputation for stability and security, Trustix proves consistently to be one of the quickest organizations in the world to issue security patches and updates. More importantly the Trustix secure patch management system – SWUP (Software Updater) deploys patches to mission critical applications securely efficiently and effectively.

This latest release further strengthens the security message and sets a rock solid baseline for new and existing customers of the freely available, commercially supported Linux distribution.

Trustix remains committed to the open source community with Trustix Secure Linux 3.0 being the next step in the evolution of the world’s most secure Linux distribution.

Trustix Secure Linux 3.0 can be freely downloaded from Trustix’s new community website at www.trustix.org.

About Comodo

Comodo is a leading global provider of trust and assurance services for the Internet – Creating Trust Online™. Executed through a range of Business Infrastructure Solutions differentiated by security and total cost of ownership. Comodo’s web hosting automation and infrastructure solutions offer enterprise class digital e-commerce products and services. Leveraging from a broad range of security-centric solutions allows customers’ telecommunications networks to become more intelligent, reliable, and secure. Maintaining an intense focus on customers who derive strategic value from their business infrastructures has paved the way for a diverse yet perfectly synergistic portfolio of security focused solutions and services. Comodo is the main driving force behind Establishing Trust™ initiatives for e-Business, curbing Phishing attacks and creating an Identity Assurance and Brand Protection framework.

Expertise with the life cycle management of Digital Certificates and creation of issuance tools enables Comodo to provide infinitely scaleable security deployment to individuals and enterprises alike. Comodo is the world’s second largest and fastest growing High Assurance Certification Authority.

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Link: trustix.com