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10 Easy Steps to Secure Tele-Networking: Juniper Networks Enables Federal Telework Programs

Overview As the remote access connection becomes more critical to the business of government, additional security and optimization may be needed to ensure continued quality of the user experience. High performance solutions and technologies can be added to the network to significantly improve overall security and application response, thus increasing productivity while reducing cost and complexity in the data center by effectively extending the capacity of existing application servers. Juniper Networks offers a broad portfolio of secure and assured networking solutions meeting the full spectrum of Federal agency needs. Central among these for remote and extranet access that is secure, easy, and cost effective is the Juniper Networks Secure Access series SSL VPN appliances with FIPS certification.

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Publisher	Juniper Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2005	Downloads	161
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management, Network Security, Telecom Security

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