Open Door Networks Updated All of Its Security Products

Open Door Networks Inc. released major upgrades to its comprehensive line of Internet security products. The upgrades, available immediately, provide significant new functionality and enhanced integration, along with addressing new and evolving security issues. Open Door also announced special pricing on the products through February 14.

Each of Open Door's security products is receiving an upgrade:

• The DoorStop X Firewall, version 2.0, adds "Location sets," which specify different protection for different network environments, automated log archiving, service-specific logging options, direct integration with Open Door's isfym.com security blog and other new features and fixes.
• The Who's There? Firewall Advisor, version 2.1, includes new filtering and searching features, enhanced real-time scrolling, direct integration with Open Door's security blog, new service definitions and bug fixes.
• The eBook "Internet Security for Your Macintosh: A Guide for the Rest of Us" has been updated to discuss the latest issues and concerns, in particular security for Intel Macs running Mac OS X and/or Windows. The eBook, and its associated blog, isfym.com, are integrated into Open Door's other security products, and the book is also available as a standalone PDF file.
• The DoorStop X Security Suite, version 2.0, includes all of the above updated products. The Suite continues to represent the most comprehensive approach to Macintosh Internet security available today.

Through February 14, 2007, special pricing for the products is:

* DoorStop X Firewall 2.0: $39
* Who's There? 2.1: $29
* "Internet Security for Your Macintosh": $9
* DoorStop X Security Suite 2.0: $69

Through the same period, upgrade pricing includes:

* Any version of DoorStop X Firewall to 2.0: $29
* Any version of Who's There? to 2.1: $19
* "Internet Security for Your Macintosh": Free
* DoorStop X Security Suite 1.0 to 2.0: $39

Free 30-day evaluation versions of the updated products are available from Open Door's Web site. Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later is required. [Bill Fox]