In preparation for landing…

Mobile, Pulse 3.X

Please secure your phone.

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Pulse 3.X Clients Updated

IVE 7.2, Pulse 3.X

Several Junos Pulse client updates are now available, specifically:

  • Pulse 3.0 for Windows
  • Pulse 3.0 for Mac OS X
  • Pulse 3.2 for iOS
  • Pulse 3.2 for Android
  • Pulse 3.2 for Win Mobile 6.x

Key Features:

  • Junos Pulse for Mac OS and Windows, with ESP mode, Credential Provider (Windows), etc
  • Host Checker for iOS and Android
  • Vendor-independent Full Layer 3 VPN for Android Ice Cream Sandwich devices
  • SSO to Cloud/SAML Enabled Applications with SAML 2.0
  • Junos Pulse Collaboration (significantly improved Secure Meeting) for Windows and Apple iOS
  • Many more (check out the What’s New doc for more details)

You can access the download sites, here, here and here.

Note that the iOS and Android clients are still in the process of getting posted on the app stores.

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IBM Managed Security Services featuring Junos Pulse!

Mobile, Partners

When you get a chance, I recommend heading on over to IBM’s web site and checking out their mobile security offering, featuring Junos Pulse.   Don’t miss the video (bottom right).

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7.2 – Available for download…now!

IVE 7.2

7.2 is now available for download!  You will certainly want to check out the What’s New document as soon as you get a chance.

Enjoy!

As a reminder, 7.2 will not run on legacy/EOL SA2000, SA4000 and SA6000 devices.

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Class finished; back to work

Meeting Opportunities

Just finished the Negotiations and Influence class at UC Berkeley. Great course. Well taught and extremely informative, especially from what I learned my own personal negotiating style. Now as noted above…it’s time for me to get back to some real product work.

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Virtual Gateway for Healthcare

Healthcare, Virtual Appliance

Those of you running the SSL VPN virtual appliances (SPE) will want to check this out, especially if you are at all related to the healthcare industry.  Our Virtual Gateway (vGW) team has just put together this really nice datasheet.  Layer vGW behind SPE and things get pretty nice.

Oh, and if you find something you think these two could do better while running together, please don’t hesitate to let me know.  We are always looking to make things more valuable and I’ll give you credit for it. :-)

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Note the Pulse

Mobile

Check out the Samsung Galaxy Note, complete with Junos Pulse!

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HIMSS Conference

Meeting Opportunities

Really looking forward to the HIMSS conference this year.  In fact, this will be the first time working at HIMSS since leaving McKesson roughly 6.5 years ago.  Anyone interested in meeting up at the conference, please let me know.

Among other items, we will showing how Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite can be used to seamlessly provision personal mobile computing devices for e-mail, security, WiFi access.  These users will be able to load Junos Pulse on their mobile devices and enjoy having everything set up for them.  Healthcare IT administrators will enjoy the additional mobile device management capabilities and deep technical insight.

 

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Cloud SSO: Quick Study

Cloud, Protocols

Interest in cloud single sign-on (SSO) is growing…fast.  When you get a chance, you might want to check out these 3 resources to learn more:

If you happen to have any other favorite SAML resource, please let me know.

2/15/12 Update: You might also want to review the SAML 2.0 Admin Guide.

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2011 Gartner Magic Quadrants: SSL VPN and NAC

Recognition

It’s early December.  And right on schedule, here’s the Gartner MQ reports for both SSL VPN and NAC.  As always, we are extremely proud of these and know that you will enjoy reading them just as much as I did.  If you have any questions, feel free to hit me up in the comments section.

Gartner Magic Quadrant Report for NAC

Gartner Magic Quadrant Report for SSL VPN

Also note on the SSL VPN that the author states “Based on market dynamics, Gartner will discontinue the SSL VPN Magic Quadrant after this 2011 report.”  Then feel free to go back through every prior report and report back which vendor is the only one to have lasted in the upper-right quadrant through every single SSL VPN MQ.  I think you can see where I am heading with this.  :-)

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