By Bernd Reder Microsoft’s DirectAccess allows users to access a company’s IT system from a Windows computer, without using a VPN — but by using IPsec to secure the connection and all data transferred in the communication. In contrast to a VPN, a DirectAccess client sets up a connection to the corresponding server after it [...]
Archive for August, 2011
Opinion: Does Microsoft’s DirectAccess supersede VPNs?
Posted: 30th August 2011 by VPN Haus in Endpoint Management, IT policy, Mobile, Rethink Remote AccessTags: device diversity, IPsec, Microsoft, Microsoft DirecAccess, VPN
Opinion: Does Microsoft's DirectAccess supersede VPNs?
Posted: 30th August 2011 by VPN Haus in Endpoint Management, IT policy, Mobile, Rethink Remote AccessTags: device diversity, IPsec, Microsoft, Microsoft DirecAccess, VPN
By Bernd Reder Microsoft’s DirectAccess allows users to access a company’s IT system from a Windows computer, without using a VPN — but by using IPsec to secure the connection and all data transferred in the communication. In contrast to a VPN, a DirectAccess client sets up a connection to the corresponding server after it [...]
Conversation on VPNs with Thomas Desmet, president and CEO of Mosaic Technology, Part 2
Posted: 29th August 2011 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&AVPN Haus: What vertical industries are asking for tools to secure mobile devices or remote access? I would think healthcare would be big on this list. Desmet: That’s a great question. Without question, security and mobility go hand-in-hand with healthcare. As medical practices advance, technology is enabling us to receive even better treatment. For a [...]
Dark Reading, Baking Security Into Open WiFi Networks NetworkWorld, Stronger IPsec VPN Configurations Needed eWeek, Global Mobile-Security Market Worth $14.4B in 2017: Report Computerworld, Security Manager’s Journal: Keeping the DMZ safe Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
Dark Reading, Baking Security Into Open WiFi Networks NetworkWorld, Stronger IPsec VPN Configurations Needed eWeek, Global Mobile-Security Market Worth $14.4B in 2017: Report Computerworld, Security Manager’s Journal: Keeping the DMZ safe Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
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