Archive for the ‘Endpoint Management’ Category

Before you dive in to the cloud, make sure your network is secure and managed!  We are seeing enterprises and SMBs everyday adopting new cloud computing models to help further business opportunities, raise profit margins, etc., however, neglecting to take into consideration security and policy measures.  Now IT managers are quickly looking for ways to [...]

Pat the Device Down

Posted: September 22, 2009 by vpnhaus in Endpoint Management, Posts

Read an interesting article on InfoWorld earlier this week about the iPhone falsely reporting VPN policies and encryption support.  While the iPhone has been updated and fixed, miscommunication with Exchange VPN servers brings up a larger question—should the server do more than just query the device client and should the enterprise VPN take on a [...]

Can your 64-bit VPN client meet the enterprise challenge? Take King Kong – a single person brought him to the base of the Enterprise State Building but it was his inherent strength and stability that allowed him to conquer. Apes are not our passion; scalable VPN clients drive us. We know about Cisco moving to [...]

interview with Peter Soell

Posted: May 1, 2009 by vpnhaus in Endpoint Management, Posts

NCP’s CEO Peter Soell recently sat down for an interview about the company, technology, and trends in the endpoint security industry… here are some highlights: How have the requirements and competition in the remote access market changed over the past years? Remote access has always been about universal, highly secure access on central databases and [...]

On the ground at RSA 2009

Posted: April 23, 2009 by vpnhaus in Endpoint Management, Posts

We’ve had some great conversations so far at this year’s RSA Conference. While attendance at the show is down (as has been widely discussed across the web), foot traffic in our area has seen a large increase. Stoppers-by have been equally interested in discussing both the client- and management sides of endpoint security. In the [...]