Welcome to the latest issue of the VPNC Update. We hope you find the news in this issue valuable.
VPNC continues to grow with the always-active IPsec market. Our new member this month is:
Centillium Communications
Centillium Communications combines technical innovation and customer
commitment to make broadband communications - in business and at home -
a practical reality. Centillium designs and markets communications
chipsets for Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), central office and customer
premises equipment, and for carrier- and enterprise-class Voice over
Packet (VoP) gateways and switches.
Asita Technologies
Asita Technologies' LineSpeed Presented With The Frost & Sullivan
Product Innovation Award
Centillium Communications
Centillium Communications Partners With Sumitomo Electric Industries To
Bring SecureDSL To Japan
Check Point Software
Check Point Software Secures Wireless LANs
Check Point Software
Check Point Software Expands Family of Industry-leading VPN Solutions
CyberGuard
CyberGuard Wins Academy Award At Infosecurity 2002 In London
Enterasys
Enterasys Networks and Sygate Technologies Partner to Secure Enterprise
Mobile Computing Networks
NetScreen
NetScreen-5000 Series Sets New Benchmark For Scalable And Flexible
Security Systems
NetScreen
NetScreen Defines New Security Frontier
Nokia
Nokia Introduces IP30 To Secure Telecommuter and Small, Satellite Office
Networks
Nokia
Classic Residence by Hyatt Chooses Nokia Internet Security Solutions
Nortel
Completel, Swisscom Select Nortel Networks Contivity for Managed
Security Solutions
SafeNet
SafeNet Announces Newest Version of SoftRemote
SecGo Solutions
Security for healthcare information systems
SecGo Solutions
SecGo Solutions and Siemens Business Services to cooperate
SSH Communications Security
Securitas To Choose SSH Products To Secure Network Communications
SSH Communications Security
SSH Recognized As Company To Watch In 2002
Stonesoft
StoneGate receives SC Magazine "Best Buy" honors
V-ONE
V-ONE Corporation Secures Anti-Terrorism Communications for U.S. Attorneys
V-ONE
V-ONE Joins Compaq Partner Program to Provide Secure Protection for
Windows and Linux Users
WatchGuard
WatchGuard Announces Mobile User VPN Support for Windows XP
Wind River has created a very interesting white paper called An Introduction to Network Security in Embedded Devices. It describes where IPsec fits into the embedded devices market and gives a good overview of how applications that are typically housed in embedded devices can use IPsec for end-to-end security.
Networld+Interop Spring
Las Vegas, NV / May 5-10, 2002
Probably the largest networking show in the world, this conference has a
huge show floor for vendors and a large, fast-paced educational track.
The paid educational content includes many IPsec-related tutorials,
workshops, and conference sessions. Paul Hoffman, VPNC's director, will
be giving a
talk on future directions in IPsec standards on Wednesday, May 8, at
12:45 in Pavilions 1 and 2; this talk is open to all attendees
including exhibitors and those with exhibits-only passes.
Networking the Enterprise
(includes VPNcon)
San Jose, CA / May 13-15, 2002
This show combines VPNcon, SAN Conference, DSLcon, and Server Blade
Summit. The VPNcon portion specifically targets VPNs and related
technologies and is targeted towards network managers, IT managers,and
CIOs. There is an exposition area, and the educational tracks focus
on new VPN technologies and user experiences with VPNs. The VPN coverage
overlaps with the SAN and DSL portions of the conference, and the
exposition area is shared.
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