juniper
February 16th, 2010 at 03:44pm
Under TNC
I picked up an interesting article on The Register today about Juniper’s new mobile client security software named Junos Pulse, which seems to implement the Trusted Computing Group’s Trusted Network Connect on a smartphone, with Microsoft Windows Mobile and Symbian OS listed as partners, and I wouldn’t be in the least surprised if RIM’s BlackBerry [...]
Continue Reading Juniper feels the mobile pulse
Tags: juniper, junos pulse
By Ken Y-N
November 11th, 2008 at 09:43am
Under Advocacy
Here’s a fun trip report from Lisa Lorenzin of Juniper Systems from when she attended COSAC 2008 in Dublin recently. Unfortunately, the article omits to mention what exactly COSAC is, but one can get the picture from the entry at the official TCG blog.
She talked about Solving the Lying Endpoint Problem, on how a Trusted [...]
Continue Reading Lisa Lorenzin at COSAC 2008
Tags: cosac, juniper, Lisa Lorenzin
By Ken Y-N
October 1st, 2008 at 02:27pm
Under TNC
Steve Hanna on his Got the NAC blog recently posted about his experience on the NAC Panel at Interop on the 23rd of September.
As mentioned in an earlier post, standards, or more specifically the slow take-up of standards by certain parties (Cisco is apparently a key offender in this respect), is a source of frustration [...]
Continue Reading Steve Hanna on the Interop NAC Panel
Tags: cisco, interop, juniper, nac, steve hanna
By Ken Y-N
July 16th, 2008 at 02:27pm
Under TNC
Steve Hanna of Jupiter Networks has posted his impressions on his recent visit to Japan on his Got the NAC blog. There he talked on Trusted Network Connect and other general Trusted Computing Group (TCG) issues to representitives from Japanese government and corporations, researchers, manufacturers and even a few journalists about the TCG technology.
On reflection, [...]
Continue Reading Open standards and TCG
Tags: interop, japan, juniper, steve hanna
By Ken Y-N
