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Improving Network Security and Performance With Managed Tunneless VPN

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Overview Cisco managed tunneless VPN enables to offer new services to the enterprise customers and to encrypt their any-site-to-any-site communications more efficiently than one can now. First case generates more revenues. Second case cuts costs. Managed tunneless VPN relies on a new technology unique to Cisco known as group encrypted transport. This technology turns the Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPN into a managed tunneless VPN, equipping to take advantage of two important trends: first, enterprises are spending more money than ever before on security and transport encryption, and second, enterprises are making it a priority to comply with data-security and privacy regulations.

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Publisher	Cisco Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	VPNs, Network Security

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