RSA and Entrust Technologies' Partnership With AppGate Raises Network Security
                                To New Levels

    SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- AppGate(TM) has announced the
availability of their globally successful, easy-to-integrate network security
product that only allows designated users to specific applications and data to
the U.S. market. Through partnerships with RSA and Entrust Technologies,
AppGate is meeting the crucial needs of today's evolving businesses, which
require tight enterprise-wide network security to protect against
cyber-terrorism and employee sabotage. AppGate will be demonstrated at the
RSA show, booth # 1048.
    AppGate has developed a security solution that will secure any network
from intruders that get past the firewall. It incorporates strong
authentication and encryption methods, and combines a powerful rules-based
system to easily manage personal access to specific applications. The AppGate
security system prevents eavesdropping and manipulation of data by using
Secure Shell (SSH) to provide an encrypted tunnel from the desktop to the
AppGate secure server. It uses a variety of strong and proven ciphers with
long encryption keys (128 bits).
    AppGate is solving one of the real security needs of today said
Staffan Hillberg, CEO of AppGate. "Most companies has seen the firewall as the
end all for network security, and don't realize how vulnerable their networks
are from internal, besides external attacks."
    AppGate delivers high performance and scalability allowing thousands of
simultaneous users. It supports most client operating systems and existing
server applications can be protected regardless of their platforms making
AppGate easy to implement in a heterogeneous IT environment.
    AppGate provides secure and dynamic application connectivity. Their
products have dramatically enhanced the way in which information is accessed,
with the development of the first security solution beyond the firewall that
only allows designated users to specific applications and data.

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