Archive for the ‘Industry Commentary’ Category

Dark Reading’s Kelly Jackson Higgins is reporting that many providers and vendors, including Google, AT&T, Facebook and others – plan to officially go live with IPv6 on this year’s IPv6 Day (June 6). This might sound familiar, as it was last June that more than 400 organizations — including Google and Facebook – enabled IPv6 standards on their websites. Last year, [...]

With the release of Android 4.0 (dubbed “Ice Cream Sandwich”) upon us, we checked in with Tim Felser, NCP’s chief developer of mobile VPN clients, to talk about what this release ultimately means for Android’s VPN functionality. VPN Haus: What impact will the Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” have on the device’s core VPN functionality? [...]

Editor’s Note: To read part one of this series, click here. By Nicholas Greene Microsoft does have its own mobile solution, which integrates swimmingly with DirectAccess. Trouble is, in the world of enterprise…the Windows 7 Phone is a small fry- holding only around 6% of the market. The top dogs are: Android, Apple and Research [...]

By Nicholas Greene It’s been called “The Death of VPN.” It’s been placed on a pedestal as one of the best available solutions to our VPN woes. But, on taking a step back, does DirectAccess  actually deliver on its promise? Two months ago, VPN Haus ran a story asking just that. What that article found [...]

We all know that employees’ use of Skype  whether for personal or business use is exploding. The service reported  an average of 145 million connected users per month in the fourth quarter of 2010, before the Facebook rollout of Skype-powered group video chat service to 750 million users worldwide by August  2011, or the [...]