NetScreen Secure Access Products Group signs with Sphinx

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NetScreen’s Secure Access Products Group (SAPG), the secure sockets layer (SSL) virtual private networks (VPN) formally known as Neoteris, has signed an agreement with distributor Sphinx.

Sphinx will sell Neoteris's range of SSL VPNs in March.


"We've amended our NetScreen contract to include Neoteris," said Mark Hatton, managing director of Sphinx. "We'll be selling the range of Neoteris SSL VPN products. We'll be taking those to our channel of customers."

SAPG declined to comment on the matter.

Neoteris was acquired by NetScreen last year. NetScreen was acquired by Juniper earlier this year.

www.sphinx.co.uk

 

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