In parallel, F5 has also developed a version of its BIG-IP Edge Client for “rooted” devices
“As a recognized leader in the SSL VPN market
With F5’s new remote access solutions and mobile applications, organizations can:
Securely Extend IT Support Capabilities and Maintain Infrastructure Safeguards Without direct control of the individual devices they’re being asked to support, IT organizations often deny such access requests rather than risk exposure of sensitive data or materials. With F5’s new mobile applications, IT personnel can provide secure access for Android-based devices without jeopardizing their ability to protect and manage their systems.
Tailor IT Policies to Meet Specific Compliance Requirements and Business Needs
With F5' solutions, IT teams can implement customizable access policies to provide managed mobile connectivity for contractors, partners, or specific groups of employees. Organizations can also grant full network access or limited web access to specific applications, depending on business priorities and personnel requirements.
Improve User Experience and Accelerate Client Access with BIG-IP Edge Gateway When implemented together, the BIG-IP Edge Gateway
Additional SSL VPN Solution Enhancements from F5
In conjunction with new Android-focused solutions, F5 is introducing technologies to better support organizations’ users and SSL VPN infrastructures, including:
The industry’s first remote access solutions that are truly IPv6
Virtual editions for maximized efficiency – Customers can now deploy BIG-IP' Edge Gateway™ and WebAccelerator
Superior remote access scalability – BIG-IP Access Policy Manager
Supporting Quotes
“Increasing varieties of consumer-driven smartphones and tablets as well as ‘Bring Your Own Device’ programs are creating challenges for companies interested in enforcing common security policies,” said John Girard, VP and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner. “IT managers need to be able to get the measure of any device—whether it’s owned by the company or by the individual—at any time.”
“As mobile computing proliferates, organizations are facing challenges such as managing mobile access to critical applications,” said Dan Schiappa, SVP, Identity and Data Protection at RSA, The Security Division of EMC. “RSA and F5 have worked together to integrate and certify solutions such as RSA SecurID' technology and F5’s BIG-IP Access Policy Manager. Organizations that want to provide secure, unified access to business critical applications, company-issued and employees’ personal devices, and corporate networks can now do so with a proven solution. The combined offerings provide valuable features such as single sign-on, support for hardware and software authenticators, and an integrated ecosystem—all of which are engineered to ensure compatibility out-of-the box. These features are increasingly viewed by our customers as key components of a successful strategy for enterprise mobility.”
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F5’s BIG-IP Edge Client
Additional Resources
* F5 SSL VPN Security Solutions – Overview
About F5 Networks
F5 Networks, Inc., the global leader in Application Delivery Networking (ADN), helps the world’s largest enterprises and service providers realize the full value of virtualization, cloud computing, and on-demand IT. F5' solutions help integrate disparate technologies to provide greater control of the infrastructure, improve application delivery and data management, and give users seamless, secure, and accelerated access to applications from their corporate desktops and smart devices. An open architectural framework enables F5 customers to apply business policies at “strategic points of control” across the IT infrastructure and into the public cloud. F5 products give customers the agility they need to align IT with changing business conditions, deploy scalable solutions on demand, and manage mobile access to data and services. Enterprises, service and cloud providers, and leading online companies worldwide rely on F5 to optimize their IT investments and drive business forward. For more information, go to www.f5.com
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