Array Networks SPX Series Universal Access Controllers establish new-perimeter security around business critical resources, from which identity-based, application-level access can be extended to any user, anywhere.
A New Perimeter for Business Critical Resources
Whether users access remotely or via a LAN or enterprise wireless network, the challenge is the same: protect the applications while enabling secure, differentiated access for users based on identity, device posture and rights within the organization. Array Networks Universal Access Controllers eliminate costly stovepipe security for wireless, local, remote and third-party access – addressing the challenge once, for all users, increasing both security and productivity.
Stovepipe Security Is Costly and Vulnerable
Security spanning routers, switches, firewalls, VPNs, WiFi access points are not only costly and burdensome, they are also largely ineffective. Too much trust is accorded to internal users; moreover, indicision about protecting the applications or the network results in weakest link syndrome and more attack vectors than IT can adequately monitor.
Universal Access Control
In contrast, Array Universal Access Controllers move the wall inside the gates - drawing an impenetrable perimeter around business-critical resources and applications.
Access drives worker productivity, security ensures compliance and accountability, and performance enables these benefits across the organization – cost-effectively and with a premium end-user experience. With Array’s line of Universal Access Controllers you get it all: access, security and performance – the power of VPN, Desktop Access, Enterprise Wireless LAN Secure Access – all on a single scalable, high-availability platform.
Moreover, SPX Series Universal Access Controllers are highly flexible, supporting multiple access products, a range of platforms and user license options, and as many communities of interest as your organization requires. With an Array UAC, IT managers can meet today’s specific access and security requirements while laying a foundation for expanded functionality as the need arises.
