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April 25, 2004

First SSL VPNs get ICSA badges

ICSA Labs, the division of TruSecure Corp that tests and certifies data security products, will today announce the first wave of SSL-based and TLS-based virtual private network offerings to get its well-regarded certification.

By CBR Staff Writer

The products being certified are Aventail’s EX-1500, F5’s FirePass 1000 and 4000, Juniper’s NetScreen Secure Access, Netilla’s E-Class, NetScaler’s 9400 and PortWise’s PortWise mPVN, according to an Aventail spokesperson.

Cisco Systems, Nokia and Whale Communications are also listed charter members of ICSA’s SSL-TLS Product Developers’ Consortium, but will evidently not be included in this first round of certifications.

This article is based on material originally published by ComputerWire

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