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Posted on December 31, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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NAC ApplianceMirage Networks, developer of patented, full-cycle Network Access Control (NAC) technology, has released a ruggedized appliance that is designed for environments where standard equipment cannot be deployed. The new appliance withstands temperature extremes, vibration and airborne contaminants - conditions that occur in less than ideal environments where computing equipment is essential. Independently tested to comply with select MIL-STD-810F standards, the ruggedized NAC appliance was engineered for industrial environments in gas and energy, transportation, military and manufacturing organizations.
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Posted on December 16, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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NeoAccelNeoAccel is coming out with a software version of its NAC-Plus and VPN-Plus that can run on virtual machines. Customers that want to try out the platforms can download the software and hardened operating system and a VMware player - everything they need to try out the platforms except the hardware. The company says that customers can download the software version of its NAC-Plus and VPN-Plus on any laptop, desktop or server hardware will do, making this an economical way to test out NAC or VPN technology.
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Posted on December 4, 2008 in Product LaunchesNo Comments »

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McAfee has launched a duo of products designed to secure small and medium (SMB) sized enterprises in the region and address current network access control (NAC) issues.The Total Protection for Secure Business product suite is designed to assist small businesses to maintain a secure environment through the use of a single end-to-end solution. According to the security vendor, the new offering provides all the essential elements of security that an organization might need, including desktop, e-mail, web and data protection without creating a large management burden.

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