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The Aventail EX-1600 is a high-end SSL VPN designed for the needs of medium to large enterprises. Network security firm SonicWALL announced plans late Tuesday to purchase Aventail for about US$25 million. Technology giants will progressively build security into the foundation of their goods and services squeezing standalone security vendors out of existence, the founder of a local security vendor has claimed. Large-scale data breaches across both the private and public sectors dominated the news throughout the year. Rob Buckley looks back. SC Magazine has announced the finalists for the 2008 SC Awards. The awards presentation dinner will be held April 8, 2008, in San Francisco, Calif. Setup for the Aventail ST2 is simple. You just have to configure the interface through a console connection and you can access the web-based setup wizard. This is easy to follow and guides you through the creation of the administrator account. Aventail is combining its SSL VPN technology with NetContinuum's ASIC-based application firewall. Tarron Weir and Joseph Raquel might well be "poster boys" for the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) virtual private network (VPN) movement. In fact, their experience with the latest in secure remote-access technology more or less epitomizes what’s going on in the VPN marketplace right now. Overall Category Winner and Winner for Best SSL VPN: Nortel VPN Gateway Winner: IronMail Encryption from CipherTrust Finalists in five of SC Magazine’s U.S. Excellence Awards and three Principal Awards categories were announced today. Unity has broken out in the realm of endpoint security. But for many organizations, grand plans and vision are all well and good, but what about the practicalities? René Millman goes in search of some answers A Pennsylvania hospital has extended its systems boundaries by providing staff with remote secure access Infosec arrives on corporate radar screens Security has become paramount on mobile devices as more employees work away from the office. Ron Condon investigates.

The battle for secure remote access to the corporate network is dominated by two contenders – in one corner are IPsec VPNs and in the other SSL VPNs. IPsec VPNs are frequently included with general-purpose security appliances and so are relatively cheap to implement. But they can be complex to operate and this is where SSL VPNs win out; a key feature is the minimal client configuration – users simply connect via a standard web browser.

This has been a very good year - especially for the hackers. Ben Rothke wonders if we have learned anything from the experience What does the future hold for secure virtual private networks? Illena Armstrong gazes into her crystal ball to look for the answer. Aventail has one of the best-organized web management GUIs we have used. A startup wizard got us going via the console port, although there was a brief delay when the documentation left the ‘s’ out of https, leaving us unable to connect.