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Organizations tasked with safely connecting their employees to the corporate network are under pressure to not only accommodate various devices, but also offer multi-platform support. In fact, analysts predict that through 2017, 90% of enterprises will have two or more mobile operating systems to manage! Adding to this pressure is the recent onslaught of Windows [...]
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NCP engineering Supports Microsoft Windows Users’ Evolving Remote Access Needs
Posted: 12th February 2013 by VPN Haus in Posts, VPN, Windows 8Tags: access point name, APN, IPsec, NCP engineering, NCP Secure Enteprise Client, VPN, Windows 8
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Secure Authentication for Apple iOS Devices
Posted: 15th November 2012 by VPN Haus in Posts, Uncategorized, VPNTags: Apple, authentication, BYOD, iOS, iPad, iPhone, NCP engineering, VPN
As indicated by your feedback in several of our polls, and as highlighted at Interop New York, more and more users are opting to access their company network via various devices. Of all the devices involved in the BYOD movement, Apple iOS products are some of the most popular. In response to this demand, the [...]
Automated Mobile Security, Part 1
Posted: 17th October 2012 by VPN Haus in IT policy, Mobile, PostsTags: Android, automated security, ESUKOM, IF-MAP protocol, IF-MAP Standard, Mobile Security
The following the first in a series of excerpts from NCP engineering‘s technical white paper, Automated Mobile Security: Leveraging Trusted Network Connect (TNC) IF-MAP to provide automated security for company networks and mobile devices. The increasing use of mobile devices like smartphones and tablet PCs introduce new threats to enterprise IT networks. While most of the well known [...]
Provisioning: Q&A with Ben Ruset, Princeton University
Posted: 10th June 2010 by VPN Haus in Industry Commentary, PostsTags: academia, de-provisioning, edu, HR, human resources, IT, provisioning, students
Ben Ruset is systems administrator at Princeton University. He speaks to VPN Haus about pressing provisioning issues all organizations – academic or corporate – should consider. VPN Haus: When dealing with employee terminations, who should own network provisioning – HR or IT? Ben Ruset: Typically HR should notify IT and request that an account needs [...]
Provisioning: Q&A with Ben Ruset, Princeton University
Posted: 10th June 2010 by VPN Haus in Industry Commentary, PostsTags: academia, de-provisioning, edu, HR, human resources, IT, provisioning, students
Ben Ruset is systems administrator at Princeton University. He speaks to VPN Haus about pressing provisioning issues all organizations – academic or corporate – should consider. VPN Haus: When dealing with employee terminations, who should own network provisioning – HR or IT? Ben Ruset: Typically HR should notify IT and request that an account needs [...]