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Airguard® 3e-030-2 Security ServerThe Airguard® 3e-030-2 Security Server software is an integral component of the WLAN security suite when combined with the 3eTI FIPS 140-2 Validated™ access points and Crypto client software. The FIPS 140-2 Validated™ security server software runs on a Windows™ server and creates, distributes and manages “dynamic” per session keys for each user, each time they log into the network. It also authenticates each user by distributing and managing digital certificates. Delivered on a CD, it is simple to install and can run as a service. It has a small memory and CPU footprint, ensuring it can easily coexist with other server applications. |
Highlights
- Highly Secure: Industry standard digital certificates use two-factor authentication meeting the stringent security requirements for wireless access. Utilizes the strong government AES standard for wireless encryption. Provides dynamic session key management, ensuring users get the ultimate wireless security.
- Protects Networks from Unwanted Users: Uses X.509 certificates to authenticate wireless devices and users. Utilizes certificate structure established by public key infrastructure (PKI) technologies.
- Distributed Encryption: Centralizes authentication while employing a distributed encryption scheme such that the loss of one or more access points may reduce coverage, but not security.
- Easy to Use: Simple to implement and does not require changes to existing network topology. Performs authentication prior to user login, so connection is seamless.
- Scalable: Can be scaled to large and small WLAN environments – any size network that needs robust security.
- Diverse Applications: Provides excellent security for wireless applications within the federal government, Department of Defense (DoD), and civilian agencies. Also ideal for commercial markets where security plays an important role such as financial services or health care, where HIPPA regulations require health information privacy and data integrity.