Open security testing received a boost with the announcement last week that the University of New Hampshire’s InterOperability Lab (UNH-IOL) would become the first university-based testing facility to work with NetSecOPEN, a vendor-based organization that aims to create an open framework for testing next-generation firewall products. With few exceptions, security testing has been a closed affair — a situation that has often been a sore point for both vendors and security-equipment consumers.

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