Aventail partners with NetContinuum

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Aventail is combining its SSL VPN technology with NetContinuum's ASIC-based application firewall.

The joint solution aims to provide enterprise customers with secure remote access while also protecting applications from SQL injection, cross-site scripting and other attacks.


Aventail and NetContinuum will combine their channel efforts in order to distribute the integrated product.

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