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NCP engineering Releases VPN Client for Symbian OS-Based Mobile Devices
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Written by NCP engineering GmbH
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008
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NCP engineering GmbH, a leading provider of endpoint security and VPN solutions, today announced the release of its Secure Entry Client for Symbian OS-based mobile devices. The new IPSec VPN client can be used on mobile devices such as the Nokia Eseries, which run Symbian OS from V.9.0 on S60 3rd Edition.
Nuremberg, July 28, 2008 – The bundled product provides a single solution that integrates data encryption, a dynamic personal firewall, Friendly Net Detection, and one-time password token and certificate support through a public key infrastructure (PKI). The dynamic firewall allows customers to set policies for ports, IP addresses and segments, as well as applications. The Friendly Net Detection, created by NCP engineering, forces the network to identify itself to the device, preventing any data packet transfer until a safe network has been detected. The NCP Secure Entry Client also has an PC configuration assistant for the mobile device, an intuitive graphical user interface on the mobile end device and a secure, automatic VPN set-up.
Like all of the company’s VPN solutions, the NCP Secure Entry Client for Symbian can communicate with VPN gateways from different manufacturers and is ideal for use in remote access VPN environments. NCP also offers a Secure Enterprise Client for Symbian, which was released in April 2008 and provides centrally-administered, endpoint policy enforcement.
A 30-day trial version offering unrestricted use of the entry product is available for download at: http://www.ncp-e.com/en/downloads/software.html. The software can be purchased via NCP’s e-store and from the company’s sales partners.
For a screenshot of the NCP Secure Entry Client for Symbian, please visit http://www.ncp-e.com/fileadmin/bilder/presse/bildarchiv/NCP_SecSymCl_eng.jpg
About NCP
NCP engineering GmbH, headquartered in Nuremberg, Germany, is a provider of application and industry-neutral communication software for highly secure data transmission in public networks and the Internet. Core competencies are in the areas of Remote Access, IP-Routing, VPN and Firewall Technologies, Identity and Access Management (IAM), Network Access Control (NAC) as well as strong Authentication and Integration of PKI-Infrastructures. Under the guiding principle of "Secure Communications," the firm develops products and solutions for the areas of mobile computing, teleworking, e-commerce, online banking, production data acquisition, system control (remote maintenance) and branch office networking. NCP’s technology guarantees integration and compatibility with products from other manufacturers. NCP relies on collaboration with technology partners and OEM partners, and on sales via distributors and certified system houses for national and international marketing.
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