OpenText SOCKSOpenText
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About
OpenText™ SOCKS Client is a Windows®–certified security solution that connects to hosts across firewalls. Without requiring any changes to enterprise applications, OpenText SOCKS Client helps organizations enforce security policies and allow applications to reach legitimate external hosts through simple, centrally controlled rule-based settings. The SOCKS Client uses the SOCKS industry-standard security protocol, including SOCKS5, developed to allow computers on one network to connect to hosts on another network through a proxy. Firewalls can impose severe restrictions on IP data traffic, leading to problems for software not using mainstream IP ports, such as mail and remote access protocols. Organizations require a solution that keeps firewalls effective and secure, yet still allow IP access to services behind the firewall.
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About
SBOX is the world's most advanced inside-the-network enterprise testing grid. Supporting testing frameworks such as Selenium, Appium, and Playwright, SBOX is easy to deploy, and is designed to keep your data secure right within the infrastructure of your choice. SBOX runs 100% inside your firewall which means no data goes out and no external access is required. This makes SBOX a more secure testing platform than SaaS alternatives. SBOX functions as a central browser and mobile infrastructure within your enterprise for all web and mobile tests. It leverages all your existing test infrastructure and automates orchestration and maintenance. SBOX offers the most sophisticated behind-the-firewall application testing in the market for large enterprises concerned about security, compliance, performance, and cost. SBOX is installed on your servers inside your network and behind your firewall. No data leaves your network. No tunnels or external access is required.
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Platforms Supported
Windows
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Audience
IT security solution for companies wanting to connect computers across firewalls using proxy software
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Security-sensitive organizations wanting a testing grid that keeps their data and intellectual property secure
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Company InformationOpenText
Founded: 1991
Canada
www.opentext.com/products-and-solutions/products/specialty-technologies/connectivity/socks-client
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Company InformationElement34
Founded: 2015
United States
www.element34.com/product
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