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The New SSH Tectia Technical Newsletter
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Dear Reader,
Welcome to the first edition of our new “SSH Tectia Technical Newsletter”! This newsletter was formerly known as the “SSH Security & Alert News”. Due to increasing requests from our readers for more technical news regarding our products, we have decided to increase the technical focus and content of the newsletter, renamed it, and also moved to using HTML format.
This newsletter will provide you with up-to-date information on a variety of security related subjects, such as IT Security technology trends and a focus on technical aspects which will help you to make more out of your SSH Tectia software. This newsletter will also be used if we have security alert/vulnerability news.
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Product News - SSH Releases SSH Tectia v. 6.0.1
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On March 10, SSH Communications Security released a major upgrade to the SSH Tectia solution which is designed to dramatically lower the operating cost and ease the deployment of securing file transfers and data-in-transit.
The key products released include SSH Tectia Client 6.0, SSH Tectia Server 6.0, SSH Tectia Manager 6.0, and the revolutionary new SSH Tectia ConnectSecure 6.0. On April 8, SSH released maintenance releases for each of these products (except SSH Tectia Manager), version 6.0.1.
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Tips: Securing FTP Without Changing Your Scripts
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Securing FTP has never been so easy! SSH Tectia ConnectSecure offers possibilities for transparently tunneling FTP or automatically converting FTP to SFTP, in addition to the traditional methods of manually setting up tunnels for FTP.
With Transparent Tunneling, there is no need to make changes in the FTP connections, they are automatically captured and re-routed to the encrypted tunnel. This is done by configuring the SSH Tectia Connection Broker to get the user name and server name from the FTP application. When an FTP client makes a connection, the capture component gets the connection and asks the FTP client for the user name and password. With these credentials, the Connection Broker opens a secure tunnel to the server, and dynamically redirects the FTP connection through this tunnel.
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New Documents Available at SSH Resource Center
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During the past weeks we have added a number of new case studies and papers to our web site. The new case studies will give you an introduction into how other organizations are using SSH Tectia to secure their IT infrastructure.
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Events and Webinars
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Come and see us to hear the latest news and interesting ways to use and apply SSH Tectia at the following upcoming events:
- April 15 – 16: Espoo, Finland: Verkot ja Tietoturvat
- April 21 – 22: Orlando, FL USA: SANS Orlando
- April 23 – 24: Houston, TX USA: SecureWorld Houston
- April 22 – 24: London, UK: Infosecurity Europe 2008
- May 14-16: Tokyo, Japan: Information Security Expo
- May 21 – 22: Chicago, IL USA: SecureWorld Chicago
- June 1 –3: Myrtle Beach, SC USA: Techno Security Conference
- June 2 – 3: Los Angeles, CA USA: Vanguard RACF
Webinars will be held on the following dates:
- May 1: SSH Tectia for IBM z/OS
- May 14: How SSH Tectia Helps Maintain PCI Compliancy
>> Please see the SSH Events Calendar for Webinar registration – dates and times are subject to change
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