Seeking to offer complete, secure, system-on-a-chip solutions for designing low cost SMB and enterprise applications, SafeNet (
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Providing customers with a future-proof, massively scaleable and easy to integrate high-performance embedded security solution, SafeNet says its Toolkit implements the most current IPsec security features. According to the company, these include IKEv2, MOBIKE, a stateful TCP/IP firewall, and IPv6 support. SafeNet says its off-the shelf IPSec software solutions provide various advantages to developers of networking devices such as VoIP gateway, wireless and WiMax access and security appliances to reduce cost and greatly speed up their product development.
The developers of networking devices – such as VoIP gateways, wireless and WiMax access, and security appliances – will find the Intel (
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SafeNet says it’ll feature a demonstration of the QuickSec/IPsec running on the Intel EP80579 Integrated Processor with at the Intel Developer Forum, scheduled for August 19 to 22 at the Moscone Center West, in San Francisco.
“SafeNet has been dedicated to the development and maintenance of a future-proof family of embedded IPsec security IP and toolkits for the networking and wireless industries for over a decade,” said Simon Blake-Wilson, a managing director at SafeNet. “SafeNet’s optimization of our QuickSec/IPsec toolkit for Intel’s new family of SOC processors further demonstrates the company’s commitment to providing device and equipment manufacturers with easy to deploy, industry-proven, complete IPsec security solutions.”
Raju Shanbhag is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Raju’s articles, please visit his columnist page.