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Live Webcast: Beyond Encryption: Providing Simple and Secure Remote Access for Mobile Users

Overview Enabling "anywhere, anytime" productivity demands much more than an encrypted tunnel. What you need is a secure remote access system that meets requirements such as Vista-compatibility while still being simple to implement, use, and maintain.

Join this live TechRepublic Webcast featuring Positive Networks' Jason Sloderbeck, VP of Security & Service Delivery, and Evan Conway, EVP of Channel Management, to learn how you can provide secure, hassle-free remote access for mobile users while freeing up your IT staff for higher-value tasks.

Hosted by James Hilliard, moderator for TechRepublic, and featuring live Q&A, this Webcast will highlight the critical issues you need to consider when evaluating VPN technologies. We'll discuss these key issues and more:

Endpoint security
Windows Vista compatibility
Two-factor authentication
Ease of implementation and use
End-user support

You'll also hear case studies of several real-world companies that have faced serious VPN integration challenges and how they resolved those issues. Register today!

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Positive Networks
Live Date	19th June 2007 07:02 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	LAN - WAN Standards, VPNs, Network Security, Security Standards, Remote Access - RA Servers

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