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Next generation of enterprise remote support
Netop has unveiled a new version of Netop Remote Control, bringing the next generation of enterprise remote support to IT administrators around the world. “IT managers are constantly telling us that security is their top concern and they are looking for high-performing remote management solutions to ensure their networks and data are protected,” said Kurt Bager, CEO, Netop. “Netop Remote Control 10 will help them meet these important management goals and, at the same time, is quick and easy to implement and manage, and will provide support for the wide array of platforms that are part of today’s enterprise environments.” Netop Remote Control 10 enables IT managers to support all of their users and systems with one comprehensive enterprise-wide solution. In this newest version of Netop’s remote management solution, the company has added support for virtualised desktop infrastructures (VDI), allowing them to support VDI users seamlessly. Version 10 also offers full cross- platform support for all the latest Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. Netop has also introduced new features in Netop Remote Control 10 that make achieving the highest security standards easier. New features offer more flexibility when using Active Directory and make setting up and administering the Security Server faster and more user-friendly.
The IT security equivalent of street CCTV
The increasing presence of street level CCTV has dramatically changed crime detection and investigation, both alerting control rooms to developing incidents and providing valuable evidence after the crime. The direct IT Security equivalent is now available with the latest version of NetVCR from NIKSUN, being shown by Phoenix Datacom. Unlike many network defences which protect against “known” threats, NetVCR tackles “unknown” threats - answering the when, where, what, who and how of attacks by continuous capture, analysis and correlation of live "data in motion".
Enterprise secure collaboration solution
Accellion®
has expanded beyond
enterprise secure file transfer to enable enterprise secure collaboration. With the introduction of Accellion Secure Collaboration™
and Accellion Mobile Apps™, Accellion is providing
business users with the ability to quickly and easily create secure workspaces for internal and external project teams to collaborate and share files. Users can securely access workspaces and files from almost any device including desktops, laptops, mobile devices and smartphones while corporations and government agencies have the protection they need to ensure enterprise data security and demonstrate compliance with HIPAA, SOX and FDA.
“Accellion Secure Collaboration builds on our Enterprise Managed File Transfer solution and is architected specifically for secure enterprise deployments spanning virtual and public, private and hybrid cloud environments,” said Yorgen Edholm, President and CEO of Accellion. “The solution combines all the best of our secure file transfer offering with easy- to-use secure collaboration functionality that improves business productivity while reducing the risk of enterprise data breaches.”
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