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Over the past 30 years, more businesses have expanded their reach well beyond their local service areas. Companies have built expensive Wide Area Networks (WANs) to connect multiple offices, and leveraged frame relay and private line topologies to allow connectivity.  But today, many cost and IT resource issues can be addressed by virtual private networks (VPNs) that allow remote connectivity to host company locations.

 While VPNs simplify remote access and make it more efficient, they can also introduce new risks: security, visibility and scalability.  So how do you ensure peak performance without compromising the integrity of your network? Secure VPN provides a customized solution that empowers you to accommodate telecommuters and remote users with a secure, scalable optional network protected by robust Managed Firewall technology. 

Each user is identified on a network with a unique ID, and every assigned user ID is authenticated to ensure appropriate levels of access.  All data sent and received through your network is either encrypted or controlled.  Carriers manage your policy and monitor your activity.  You dictate who gets in and who doesn’t.  Secure access for your branch offices, telecommuters, and authorized remote users.

INFRASTRUCTURE | SECURITY | PRODUCTIVITY

Over two-thirds of jobs include some business travel.

Key Benefits of Secure VPN

• Site-to-site and IPSec VPNs offer encrypted (DES & 3DES) service between locations so connecting offices is hassle-free

• CoS (Class of Service or Quality of Service) allows customers to efficiently prioritize traffic based on type and optimizes the use of bandwidth across the network

• WAN service via MPLS allows for scalability and performance monitoring along with the ability to now carry different types of traffic over the same T1 facility

• Telecommuters using Broadband can also access the VPN securely using any form of Internet access; dial-up users connect via a toll-free number provided by most carriers

• Using MPLS, VPN traffic is managed using distinct Routing & Forwarding rules that minimize congestion and packet delivery errors

• MPLS VPN is managed at the provider level, reducing customer hardware and management costs

• IT resources will be freed up by outsourcing network transport, management and security responsibilities to the carrier

• Cisco® or Juniper routers and monitoring and management available depending on the carrier

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