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Over the past couple of weeks, we have explored the Web proxy feature of our SSL VPN technology, which isolates the internal Web server from direct access via the Internet. We have also discussed the thin client SSL, which provides companies with secure remote access to a wide range of corporate applications that aren’t exclusively [...]
Archive for the ‘SSL’ Category
May Feature of the Month: SSL VPN & PortableLAN Client, Part Three
Posted: 14th May 2013 by VPN Haus in IT policy, SSL, VPNTags: Feature of the Month, PortableLAN Client, SSL, VPN
May Feature of the Month: SSL VPN, Part Two: Thin Client
Posted: 9th May 2013 by VPN Haus in IT policy, SSL, VPNTags: SSL, thin-client, VPN
Last week, we took a look at the web proxy feature of our SSL VPN technology as part of our Feature of the Month series. This week, we’ll be focusing on NCP’s thin client SSL, which provides companies with secure remote access to a wide range of corporate applications that aren’t exclusively Web-enabled. Soon after [...]
May Feature of the Month: SSL VPN Technology, Part One
Posted: 2nd May 2013 by VPN Haus in Rethink Remote Access, SSL, VPNTags: IPsec, SSL, VPN/IPSec/SSL
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 [...]
Expert Q&A: Establishing a Secure Data Center and Cloud with Remote Access
Posted: 18th April 2013 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&A, Highlights, IPsec, IT policy, Rethink Remote Access, SSL, virtualization, VPNTags: Cloud, cloud computing, data, de-provisioning, VPNs, Wi-Fi, wireless LAN connections
*Editor’s Note: This is Part One of an article that originally appeared in The Data Center Journal’s Industry Perspective Column By: Rainer Enders, VPN Expert and CTO, Americas, at NCP engineering: Industry Perspective: What are some of the main security concerns for data center managers today? Rainer Enders: The evolution of modern data centers, while beneficial for [...]
eWeek Explains How NCP’s VPN Client Supports Android BYOD Security
Posted: 16th May 2013 by VPN Haus in Industry Commentary, IT policy, Mobile, SSL, Uncategorized, VPNTags: Android, BYOD, eWeek, Google, IPsec
Enterprises know they’ll have happier employees if they embrace BYOD rather than prohibit it. Welcoming BYOD can be better for business output, too—the trick is to find the tools that keep employees productive when they’re using their own smartphones, tablets or laptops to access the corporate network remotely. In his recent reviews of NCP’s managed [...]