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Smart Security for Wireless Communications

Overview Combining VPN technology with wireless computing ensures that all applications and data services are secure and encrypted. Industry analysts agree, wireless protocols are not secure or private on their own. V-ONE provides the strong authentication and encryption necessary to truly secure and centrally manage wireless networks.

As the industry realizes that wireless technology affords opportunities to provide solutions across multiple market segments, corporations are climbing onto the wireless bandwagon and offering compatible products. For example, all major PC vendors are now offering wireless LAN capability built into their notebook computers. Broadband providers are also adding wireless networking features to their products. This product saturation and availability increases the availability of cost-effective solutions and drives the wireless market’s growth.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	V-One Corporation	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	February 2002	Downloads	70
Format	White Papers
Topics	Telecom Security, VPNs, Wireless Internet

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