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IPSec vs. SSL VPNs for Secure Remote Access

Overview Your users now demand access to more applications from more locations and devices than ever before. Employees, partners, and customers want access to corporate resources from environments that IT doesn't control, such as home PCs or airport kiosks, and they're taking advantage of wi-fi hotspots. Furthermore, companies want to take advantage of the Internet to save costs. For these remote access needs, clientless SSL VPNs are more secure, less expensive, and easier to manage than IPSec. Learn more in this free white paper: "IPSec vs. SSL VPNs for Secure Remote Access."

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Aventail	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	91
Format	White Papers
Topics	VPNs, Remote Access - RA Servers, SSL - TLS

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