Posts Tagged ‘Interop’

In a recent blog post, we discussed workforce trends identified by Forrester Research, which center on mobility as a tool being used with increasing frequency to bolster employee productivity. It seems that everywhere we look today, remote workers are becoming more prominent in the workforce, while traditional 9-to-5, face-to-face working environments are becoming few and [...]

Among many key takeaways from last week’s Interop NY conference, the top-of-mind concern for CIOs, security professionals and other IT stakeholders remains mitigating the security risks associated with BYOD. While organizations that attended the conference recognize that supporting mobile devices in the workplace is inevitable, many admit to lacking the proper infrastructure to secure their [...]

*Editor’s Note: This post is syndicated from the Interop Blog.You can see the original post by clicking here.  By Rainer Enders, CTO at NCP engineering At Interop 2012, I’ll be hosting a session, “Less is More: Why SSL VPN is NOT What You Think It Is” that explores the inherent flaws of SSL VPN. The [...]

By Nicholas Greene Earlier this week, I wrote about the importance of using VPNs at trade shows. Building on that, I wanted to expand on VPN implementations. Firstly, like anything else, VPN implementations aren’t perfect. A VPN tends to leave more traffic exposed than WEP, WPA, and WPA2, so preventing data leakage before launching the tunnel [...]

Staying Secure at Trade Shows

Posted: 21st February 2012 by VPN Haus in IT policy, Shows
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By Nicholas Greene With RSA 2012 kicking off next week, then Interop and BlackHat just around the corner after that – we are officially in trade show season. Of course, every show brings with it the challenge of connecting to its official Wi-Fi connection to plug back into corporate headquarters to do everything from email [...]