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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 [...]
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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
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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 [...]
Q&A On SSL VPNs, Part Two: Joerg Hirschmann
Posted: 7th February 2013 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&A, Industry Commentary, Rethink Remote Access, SSL, VPNTags: hybrid IPsec/SSL gateway, IPsec, remote access, SSL, VPNs
This is part two in our Q&A series on SSL VPNs. Earlier this week, we shared insight from Rainer Enders, CTO, Americas at NCP engineering, on the inception of SSL VPN and its key differentiators. Q: What are the core strengths of SSL VPN, and when might enterprises choose to go with this protocol over [...]
Q&A On SSL VPNs, Part One: Rainer Enders
Posted: 5th February 2013 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&A, Industry Commentary, Rethink Remote Access, SSL, VPNTags: IPsec, OS, SSL, VPN
This is part one in our Q&A series on SSL VPNs. Q: When SSL VPN followed IPsec VPN into the world of remote access, what was its initial purpose? How did it differentiate? Rainer Enders: SSL VPN was introduced to address various shortcomings of IPsec VPN, such as usability, interoperability and scalability. In particular, the IPsec client-based [...]