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Threat Free Tunneling : Securing the VPN Traffic

30/11/2012 What if your VPN is securing a malware? Is the VPN used to deliver malware securely? Attackers are leveraging insecure VPN connections to access critical data inside the enterprise. The attacks on TJX, Heartland Payment Systemsand even the attacks on Google, Adobe andmore than 30 other large technology companies, defense contractors and big companies, were carried out remotely with legitimate access over VPN connections. What if your VPN is securing a malware? Is the VPN used to deliver malware securely? Attackers are leveraging insecure VPN connections to access critical data inside the enterprise. The attacks on TJX, Heartland Payment Systemsand even the attacks on Google, Adobe andmore than 30 other large technology companies, defense contractors and big companies, were carried out remotely with legitimate access over VPN connections. Cyberoam UTM's Threat Free Tunnelling (TFT) security is driven by the premise that the perimeter / endpoint of any functionally accessible network, is inherently insecure. 2.00 out of 5 based on 1 reviews

Threat Free Tunneling : Securing the VPN Traffic

What if your VPN is securing a malware? Is the VPN used to deliver malware securely? Attackers are leveraging insecure VPN connections to access critical data inside the enterprise. The attacks on TJX, Heartland Payment Systemsand even the attacks on Google, Adobe andmore than 30 other large technology companies, defense contractors and big companies, were carried out remotely with legitimate access over VPN connections. Cyberoam UTM's Threat Free Tunnelling (TFT) security is driven by the premise that the perimeter / endpoint of any functionally accessible network, is inherently insecure.

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