Netilla to take on Europe

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SSL VPN firm Netilla has chosen provider Wick Hill to be its European distributor to strengthen its hold on the secure remote access market.

SSL VPN firm Netilla has chosen provider Wick Hill to be its European distributor to strengthen its hold on the secure remote access market.


Customers will benefit from the increased network that Netilla is building in Europe, the company claims.

Previous customers of Netilla include the Netherlands' Ministry of Transportation and Reed Exhibitions.

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