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Two-factor authentication recommended to protect VPN access

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two-factor authentication Virtual Private Networks (VPN)

By Arcot Systems Inc. | Apr 4, 2011

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Many organizations provide access via a Virtual Private Network (VPN) over existing Internet connections. Security experts, however, recommend strong, two-factor authentication to protect remote access. This white paper discusses solutions that retains ease-of-use and deployment simplicity of username/password authentication.

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Arcot Systems Inc.

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