IPsec (Internet Protocol Security) is a framework for a set of protocols for security at the network or packet processing layer of network communication.
Is IPsec on borrowed time?
SearchSecurity.com | 13 Jun 2005 ARTICLE - IT professionals say SSL VPN connections are easier to secure and manage than their IPsec counterparts. But don't count IPsec out just yet.
Expert cautions IPsec replacement
SearchNetworking.com | 03 May 2005 ARTICLE - Is Aventail's new SSL VPN platform the key to IPsec replacement? The vendor says yes, but companies may not want to jump on the bandwagon so soon.
Windows Server 2008 security aided by NAP and IPsec
Submitted By: searchWindowsSecurity.com | 12 Feb 2008 TIP - Network Access Protection (NAP) in Windows Server 2008 improves security, thanks to some nifty IPsec features.
How IPsec provides secure communications
Submitted By: SearchNetworking.com | 02 Nov 2006 TIP - IPsec provides secure site-to-site VPNs, remote access and host-to-host communication. In this tip, we peek inside the tunnel and examine how IPsec works.
OpenVPN: Simplified, IPsec-like open source security
Submitted By: SearchOpenSource.com | 06 Jul 2006 TIP - Confused by IPsec? Try OpenVPN, an open source, SSL-based, cross-platform compatible, modular network that works with virtually every firewall.
Use IPSec Policies
McGraw-Hill/Osborne | 21 Mar 2005 BOOK EXCERPT - This excerpt from Chapter 11 of Roberta Bragg's "Hardening Windows Systems" describes how to use IPSec policies to provide encryption of communications between two computers, and manage and prevent connections.
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