V-ONE Corporation Announces SmartGuard, a Revolutionary Network Security Solution
V-ONE Corporation, a leading provider of client/server Virtual Private Networks (VPN), has launched SmartGuard, a groundbreaking network security solution for medium-sized businesses. Developed in collaboration with Intel, SmartGuard is designed to secure thousands of concurrent user connections with ease, making it an attractive option for mid-sized corporations. The new VPN appliance is touted as the fastest to install and deploy security solution on the market, requiring less than 15 minutes to install and deploy.
Key Takeaways:
- SmartGuard is a network security solution developed in conjunction with Intel, designed to secure thousands of concurrent user connections.
- The solution is specifically targeted at the growing market segment of mid-sized corporations, expected to reach over $800 million in 2000, a 300% increase from 1999.
- Early users have praised SmartGuard for its ease of use and rapid deployment, with some reporting setup times of under 15 minutes.
- SmartGuard is compatible with a range of operating systems, including Windows 95/98/NT, Windows CE, Pocket PC, Linux, Macintosh, and Solaris.
- V-ONE Corporation's SmartGate VPN is a flagship product used by Fortune 1000 corporations, healthcare organizations, and sensitive government agencies worldwide.
- The company's flagship product offers integrated authentication, encryption, and access control, making it a compelling solution for remote access intranets and secure extranets.
Statistics:
- The market segment of mid-sized corporations is expected to grow to over $800 million in 2000, representing a 300% increase from 1999.
- SmartGuard's patented ease of deployment and high throughput make it a cost-effective network security solution for medium-sized organizations.
- The solution's versatility allows it to be quickly configured to provide maximum security to any enterprise IP network.
- SmartGuard's ability to ensure secure connections for thousands of concurrent users makes it a valuable asset for corporations seeking to leverage the Internet with confidence.
Sources:
- V-ONE Corporation (May 1, 2000)
- Business Wire (May 1, 2000)
- Infonetics Research (predicted market growth to $800 million in 2000)
- Intel Corporation (program director, Larry Karagheusian)
- V-ONE Corporation (CEO, David D. Dawson)