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Enterprise Dynamic Access Control (EDAC)

The Enterprise Dynamic Access Control EDAC represents an access control model that adheres to the basic principles of Role-Based Access Control RBAC standard. The EDAC accommodates complex and scalable access control situations many government and civilian organizations are experiencing when managing resource access. Unlike static listings, the EDAC criteria for...

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White papers 2005-03-14

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AMERICAN SYSTEMS Masters Control of Its Dynamic Network Ahead of Federal Mandates with ForeScout CounterACT

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Research articles 2009-06-22

Juniper Networks Delivers Enhanced SSL VPN to Serve as Single Access Platform for Extended Enterprise; Supports Enterprise Infranet With Advanced Delivery, Use and Threat Control

SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Juniper Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq:JNPR) today announced major enhancements to its Secure Access and Remote Access SSL VPN appliances, with a new version of the Instant Virtual Extranet IVE 5.0 software. In addition to delivering the next generation of Network Connect and advanced endpoint remediation capabilities, the new...

Tags: Juniper Networks Inc., Microsoft Access, SSL, SSL VPN

Research articles 2005-06-06

How to Use Web 2.0 Inside Your Company

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Articles 2007-05-15

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Tags: BNET Briefing, Distribution, Technology, Mike Wolcott, Marketing, Web 2.0, Channel Management, Enterprise Applications, Internet, Web

Articles 2007-05-15