Data and Internet
SSL VPNs
SSL includes client and server authentication and data encryption for Web based
applications. It is a higher-layer security protocol, sitting closer to the
application, which means that compared to IPSec, it can more easily provide the
granular access control that remote access and extranet VPNs require. SSL VPNs
deliver user level authentication, ensuring that the right people have access
only to the right resources.
In addition to proven security, SSL VPNs offer users the benefit of "anywhere
access." This is because SSL is included in standard browsers like Microsoft
Internet Explorer and Netscape thereby offering the possibility of a clientless,
other than the browser, solution. Users can access their applications from
anywhere they have Internet access, whether it be an internet café, airport
kiosk, another person's computer, their home computer over broadband or even
using a wireless device. In addition, SSL VPNs can successfully traverse
firewalls and can handle network address translation (NAT) issues, which can be
problematic with IPSec based VPNs.
Ongoing administration is simpler with an SSL VPN than with an IPSec VPN. This
is because users can securely access Web based applications from any browser,
SSL VPNs thus eliminate the administrative headache of distributing and managing
VPN clients. This works well for both remote staff and customer access. Business
partners also benefit because SSL provides companies with a high level of
security, yet because partners aren't required to add any equipment to their
network, SSL VPNs are easier and less intrusive than traditional VPNs in partner
environments.
SDSL
SDSL is the next serious step forward from an ADSL or leased line connection.
Here are some of the reasons why so many businesses are upgrading to SDSL:
• Up to 50% cheaper than leased line.
• Connect business sites together, cost effectively and at high speeds.
• Provide teleworkers a fast and efficient connection to your servers.
• Upload 8 x faster than traditional ADSL broadband and upload as fast as it
downloads.
• Allow large and fast file transfers, video streaming and video conferencing.
• 25 x faster than dial up and 16x faster than ISDN.
• Always on connection, allowing you to run mail and web servers, Voice over IP,
VPNs (virtual private network) and other mission critical applications to make
your business more productive.
• Send & receive e-mails with larger attachments.
Wireless
Employees have embraced the freedom and conveniences afforded by laptops, PDAs
and other mobile devices and are now demanding easier connectivity with the
corporate network. As a result, businesses need to provide their workforce with
both wired and wireless connectivity. Simultaneously, corporate networks are
growing and evolving, which means they need to expand with greater speed,
flexibility and economy. This creates a dilemma. How can you accomplish both
without compromising network security?
Keyfort’s solution of integrated wired and wireless solutions makes it easy to
add secure wireless into an existing network infrastructure or to create a new
wireless network from the ground up. By enforcing the use of IPSec encryption to
create a VPN on the wireless LAN, wireless solutions deliver airtight wireless
and wired security to keep even the most aggressive hackers out of your network.
A robust suite of integrated features and services provides the network
flexibility and security today’s businesses need, whether you have a small,
standalone office or a large business with a distributed network deployment.
Multi-sites
Keyfort solutions offer a range of products to connect customers various offices
and partners together using either WAN or VPN technology. Keyfort have delivered
connection solutions nationally, as well connecting offices in Asia, North
America and Europe. Often using the same infrastructure, Keyfort also supply a
range of Voice over IP and PCX solutions, offering free calls between connected
office sites and home teleworkers. This can also be extended to providing video
solutions over the same infrastructure.

