Empowered mobility, secure networking
Mobile working is only ever as fast, secure and flexible as
the underlying infrastructure. That’s why institutions require a
network that lives up to the promise of their mobility strategy.
Download the new Juniper Networks solution brief to read more
about the role the network can play in mobile working by clicking here.
Coordinated Threat Control Turns Remote
Access into Secure Access
The
increased demands to provide secure remote access for employees,
partners and customers, combined with the proliferation of diverse
users, devices, and networks, can create a significant challenge for
IT departments. Add to that the escalating volume and sophistication
of threats from intentional and unintentional attacks, and serious
concerns surround the extension of enterprise access.
According to the 2005 FBI Computer Crime Survey, IT departments
conveyed a common theme of frustration: the nonstop barrage of
viruses, Trojans, worms, and spyware. The survey also stated that
there were over twice as many unauthorized access incidents coming
from outside the organization than there were from within. The
survey specifically underlined the importance of Intrusion
Prevention/Detection Systems as well as firewalls, logs, password
complexity, and other technology and physical security measures to
address the rapid growth of threats to any enterprise.
For more information about Juniper's Coordinated Threat Control
solution, please click here.
New On-Demand Webcast: Best Practices for
Meeting Branch Office Needs for Security, Routing and
Connectivity
Hear experts from
Juniper Networks and leading analyst firm, Current Analysis Inc., as
they breakdown branch office security and performance challenges and
the solutions to overcome them.
The increase in direct internet connectivity for the branch
office, coupled with the rising prevalence of internal and external
threats, such as worms, viruses and spyware, is driving the need for
a dedicated, high-performance security processing
solution.
Join us as Joel Conover, a leading Current Analysis
analyst, will review best practices in architecting branch networks
that address performance, security and cost of ownership.
ATTEND THIS WEBCAST AND LEARN:
• The latest
branch network architecture problems and trends companies are
facing
• Best practices for implementing branch security, routing
and connectivity
• Best-in-class products available today from
Juniper Networks
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Secure
Access SSL VPN Receives Common Criteria Certification
Juniper
Networks IDP 3.2 R2 Release Now Available
Juniper's
SSL VPN Wins Network World's 'Best of the Tests' Award
FIPS
Certification on NetScreen-5GT
Juniper
IDP Provides Improved Skype Awareness
New
G.SHDSL J2300 Services Router Models Now Available for Order
March End of Life
Product Announcements
End
of Life Announcements, Milestones and Dates
Juniper Wins Security Infrastructure Category with
Secure Access SSL VPN
- Network
World
Access control: overlay or embedded? Cisco and Juniper
have quite different ideas of how to do end-point
security
-
Techworld
Secure Services Gateway - "Juniper/NetScreen Deal
Bears Fruit"
- Network
World
Juniper
Networks Continues to Lead in Key Security Technology Markets
Infonetics Research Recognizes Juniper
Networks As The SSL VPN Market Share Leader And A Leader In High-End
Firewall/VPN
Revenue
Belnet Seamlessly Upgrades Network
Infrastructure with Juniper Networks
Belnet is the Belgian national research network and
provides network services to research and education establishments
across Belgium. Belnet customers include all the country’s
universities and research institutes, plus most of Belgium’s higher
education establishments. In all, Belnet has approximately 60
customers, with more than 550,000 end users comprising researchers,
academic staff and students.
The challenge was to upgrade the Belnet network seamlessly to
meet future forecast bandwidth and functionality requirements of
Belnet’s customers and to prepare the network in readiness for the
up-grade of the Pan-European Research Network, Géant. In common with
all other research and education network providers globally, Belnet
is faced with the challenge of providing a diverse range of online
services and features to its campus-based end users (for example,
IPv6, multi-cast etc.), but within a secure and assured
framework.
Click
here to find out more on how the Juniper-based upgrade of
Belnet’s network has increased performance and capacity, allowing it
to deliver leading-edge services to meet the rigorous demands of the
next generation of research and education
applications.
New Solution Brief Describes How the DX
Platform Accelerates Hyperion System 9
Looking to accelerate the performance of Hyperion
System 9 software? Check out the new data center application
acceleration (DX) brief that explains how the DX platform improves
the performance of Hyperion System 9 software. The Hyperion brief
joins three existing documents that describe how the DX platform
accelerates the performance of web-based applications such as
Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA) and SharePoint, Lotus Domino, and
Oracle PeopleSoft. To download the Hyperion-DX solution brief click
here.
WAFS White Paper Makes Case for WAN
Optimization
This new white paper,
titled "The Evolution of Wide Area File Services (WAFS): Toward
Transparent, Comprehensive WAN Optimization," describes how WAFS
addresses the need to accelerate the transmission of certain files
or protocols over wide-area networks (WANs). However, in today's
distributed enterprise, where globalization and a proliferation of
branch offices is accompanied by corporate initiatives to centralize
business-critical applications to improve security, administration
and regulatory compliance, WAFS-only solutions can't deliver the
performance businesses need. Enterprises require a comprehensive WAN
optimization solution that accelerates the performance of all
business applications over the WAN to keep users happy and
productive. Download the WAFS white paper by clicking here.
WAN Acceleration Selection Criteria Guide
Titled "Success Testing Criteria for
a WAN Optimization Solution", this selection criteria guide defines
the characteristics, features and attributes customers should be
looking for in their WAN optimization solutions.
Check out the
WAN Acceleration Selection Criteria Guide on the Literature
section of the WX web page.
New Training Course Catalogs and Education
Services Overview Presentation
Updated Training and Certification
Collateral
First Public WX Course Scheduled
WX Technical Certification Available Today
for Registration
VF-series Course Now
Available
SSL QuickStart Service Now Available in
North America
NEW Knowledge Base (KB) Now Available in
the Juniper Customer Support Center (CSC)—Check it
Out!
J-Events
Juniper Networks offers educational web conferences
focusing on security and network related business issues. Each
webcast runs approximately 60 minutes and integrates a presentation
with audio. Click here
to access past Juniper webcast events.
Infosecurity Europe 2006 , London, UK -
April 25-27, 2006
Booth Number:
400
Infosecurity Europe is Europe's most comprehensive
convergence of information security professionals. Addressing
today's strategic and technical issues in an unrivalled education
programme and showcasing the most diverse range of new and
innovative products and services. The event delivers an audience
hungry for education and information on how, what, why and when to
purchase the products on offer.
Anton Grashion
"The Next Layer - Secure and Assured Enterprise
Networks"
Wednesday 26th April, 2006 12:40 P.M. - 13:15
P.M.
Web
site
Application Availability Seminar – 28th
April 06, Stockholm, Konferens Sparvagnshallarna
Web
site
TERENA Networking Conference 2006,
Catania, Sicily, Italy - May 15-18, 2006
TERENA, the Trans-European Research and Education
Networking Association, is hosting its 2006 Annual Networking
Conference in the beautiful city of Catania, one of Sicily's major
cities, at the foot of Mount Etna. The conference will be held in
the Le Ciminiere Conference Centre that is owned by the Province of
Catania. It will be hosted by Consortium GARR with the aid of the
local section of INFN.
Web
site 
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