The product enables organisations to accelerate delivery of all key productivity applications to users in branch and remote offices – including file services, email/Exchange, Web applications, video, and secure Web(encrypted SSL) applications.
Leigh Costin, product marketing manager Asia Pacific said the MACH5 encompasses five acceleration techniques that work in concert, i.e. bandwidth management, protocol optimisation, object caching, byte caching and compression.
“The product will appeal not only to traditional security resellers but also to the infrastructure guys,” he said.
Wayne Neich regional sales manager ANZ at Blue Coat said the product adds secure functionality for service providers like ISPs.
Blue Coat tempts non-traditional security resellers with MACH5
By
Lilia Guan
on Jul 19, 2007 11:10AM
Secure content and application vendor Blue Coat is on the hunt for resellers in the non-traditional security space to take its acceleration solution, Multiprotocol Accelerated Caching Hierarchy (MACH5) technology to their end-users.
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