Archive for the ‘Rethink Remote Access’ Category

At NCP, we’re committed to helping organizations overcome the complexities of managing, maintaining and securing remote access, no matter how simple or complex their remote access environments are. And while positive feedback from customers is always a good thing, it’s equally rewarding to be recognized by industry-leading associations and magazines, as was recently the case [...]

A recent Linux enterprise end-user survey found that more than 80 percent of respondents plan to increase the number of Linux servers in their organizations over the next five years. As such, it’s imperative that IT takes all the necessary precautions to ensure a company’s networking hardware and software supports Linux. Heeding this market demand, [...]

This past summer, there was a lot of discussion around the advent of Windows 8, but one topic that was seemingly lost among all of the reviews of the latest operating system (OS) was the encroaching retirement of Windows XP. When you consider that this time next year (April 14th, to be exact,) security fixes, [...]

For our May Feature of the Month, we decided to devote a series to NCP’s SSL VPN technology, which safely and reliably connects remote employees to Web applications, client/server applications as well as internal network connections. Why a series? Because NCP has significantly increased its SSL VPN functionality over the years. The first SSL feature [...]

*Editor’s note: This blog originally appeared as a guest post on the Interop Blog By: Rainer Enders, CTO, Americas at NCP engineering. The Android mobile platform and its oft-publicized security limitations, along with those of other mobile operating systems (OSs), are guaranteed to be a hot topic at this year’s Interop event. After all, they [...]