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HP: FlexManagement, Intelligent Management Center
HP's FlexManagement is integrated with mobile network access control in HP Intelligent Management Center 5.1. The IMC streamlines enterprise access to mobile devices and protects IT infrastructure from mobile threats. IT can automatically identify and provision suitable policy for tablets and smartphones connecting to corporate networks.
Smith Micro Software: Enterprise Mobility Command Center
Smith Micro's Enterprise Mobility Command Center software helps mobile devices connect to the Internet securely and provide enterprises with mobile-device management capabilities.
i365: EVault Endpoint Protection
A Seagate company, i365 will be showcasing its integrated cloud-connected backup, recovery and data-security platform. EVault Endpoint Protection (EEP) protects laptops and endpoints and manages data on a laptop in case it is stolen.
Net Optics: Phantom Virtual Tap
Net Optics will demonstrate the Phantom Virtual Tap application, xBalancer, iBypass HD, iLink Agg and the Director family of smart filtering appliances. Phantom Virtual Tap provides 100 percent visibility of traffic passing between virtual machines deployed within VMware-based environments.
Vyatta: Vyatta Network OS v6.3
Vyatta's software offers enterprises cloud security without relying on hardware such as routers, firewalls, VPN concentrators and intrusion-prevention devices. The virtualization-optimized software appliance allows enterprises to easily provision, deploy, secure and manage complex networks.
TrewPort: TrewIDMCloud
TrewPort's TrewIDMCloud provides an end-to-end solution to manage SaaS and enterprise-based applications by providing federated single sign on, easy provisioning, auditing and other features in a single dashboard.
Thycotic Software: Secret Server Enterprise Plus Edition
Thycotic Software's Secret Server Enterprise Plus Edition allows administrators to launch remote desktop sessions to sensitive servers without actually knowing the password. The sessions can be recorded for auditing purposes. Enterprises can manage and protect privileged passwords to sensitive systems.
AFORE Solutions: CloudLink
CloudLink from Afore Solutions integrates with VMware vCloud Connector to provide a comprehensive security platform for the hybrid public and private cloud. CloudLink virtual appliances provide encrypted secure storage and end-to-end encryption of network traffic.
WatchGuard Technologies: iOS mobile support
WatchGuard Technologies added iOS mobile device support to the WatchGuard XTM firewall appliance. Users can create a mobile VPN connection to provide an encrypted tunnel to secure data traffic flowing between the iOS device and the firewall.
Exar: Express DX
Exar will demonstrate the benefits of hardware-acceleration for encryption, authentication and public key processing for OpenSSL as supported on the Express DX 1845 acceleration card compared with CPU-based software implementations. The DX 1845 demonstration highlighted Exar's capabilities to work on the Web, in the cloud and on network appliances.
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While Interop is primarily a networking showcase, security vendors showed off existing products or launched new security software, platforms and appliances at the Oct. 5-7 show in New York. Organizations are becoming increasingly concerned about ways to secure their cloud and virtualized infrastructures. To supply this need, vendors were on hand with mobile-device management, data-security protection, password-security and advanced Web security filtering tools. Mobile-device management was a hot topic at the show as vendors discussed how best to protect the data being stored on mobile phones and tablets. Sujai Hajela, vice president and general manager of Cisco's wireless networking business unit in the network services group, addressed the "bring your own device" trend during his keynote presentation. Employees are checking emails on their mobile devices, quickly reading attachments and performing other work-related tasks, Hajela said. Any kind of mobile-device management and security protection needs to account for where the user is, what data is being accessed and what needs to be done, according to Cisco. eWEEK put together a list of security products featured at Interop.