Welcome to the latest issue of the VPNC Update. We hope you find the news in this issue valuable.
VPNC's labs are often busy with a mix of testing new VPN systems and re-testing current systems that have significant updates to their firmware. Beyond the logos we are announcing this month, we have many other systems in the test queue and expect logos for them in the coming months as well.
This month, we tested a new SSL VPN system from a long-time VPNC member. The following system received VPNC logos for SSL Portal, SSL Exchange, SSL Firefox, SSL JavaScript, and SSL Basic Network Extension:
This month, one member received updates to both the VPNC Basic Interoperability logo and the VPNC AES Interoperability logo for a system that were re-tested:
See the VPNC testing page for full lists of all the VPNC members' products which have proven interoperability.
AEP Networks
AEP Networks Wins NJTC Innovation Award
Cisco
Linksys Scores A Homerun With A Cost-Effective Triple-Play Router
Packed With Advanced Features
Cyberoam
Redington (India) appointed as National Distributor of Cyberoam UTM
Encore Networks
Encore Networks Expands Its Family Of Rugged EVDO Enabled
Broadband Security Products
eSoft
eSoft Named Key Player in Unified Threat Management by CRN
SafeNet
SafeNet Makes Online Financial Transactions Safer
SonicWALL
Enhanced Features in SonicWALL SSL VPN Make It Easier to Support Remote Workers
SonicWALL
SonicWALL Expands Horizons With New E-Class Initiative Signaling Intent to
Grow Share in Enterprise
Stonesoft
StoneGate FW-100 Firewall/VPN dissolves physical
distance between remote offices and headquarters
For many of us, business continuity only comes to mind when we read about disasters in the newspaper or, worse, when we have been hit with one ourselves. Those of us in California have probably been thinking more about this topic with the devastating fires last week and the medium-sized earthquake in San Jose the other night. Preparing for Emergencies: Using SSL VPN Technology to Ensure Business Continuity, from AEP Networks, is a good, short introduction to how businesses can use SSL VPNs to help recover from disasters in an orderly fashion.
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