The Trusted Computing Group (TCG), whose promoters include IBM, Microsoft Corp. and Intel Corp., has released details of a new Trusted Network Connect (TNC) architectural standard for authenticating ...

Today, network connection requests by clients typically are granted or denied based on a client’s ability to prove some or all of his credentials, including passwords, machine certificates and user ...

LAS VEGAS -- Juniper Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: JNPR) today announced that its Unified Access Control (UAC) solution will support the Trusted Network Connect open standards, a set of non-proprietary ...

WOBURN, Mass. -- Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions, today announced that they are joining the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) to support the Trusted Network ...

The integration of government's Security Content Automation Protocols with TCG's Trusted Network Connect could add automated policy enforcement to scanning and evaluation of security status. NIST ...

Trusted Connection is a Zero-trust network access (ZTNA) service that secures devices, networks, and cloud-hosted applications by continuously verifying access. Designed for ease of use, it combines ...

The TCG, a nonprofit industry-based standards organization comprising interested vendors, has been working on its Trusted Network Connect scheme since mid-2004 and still doesn’t have a completed ...

Juniper has cast its lot with the Trusted Computing Group's Trusted Network Connect standard, and Unified Access Control 2.0 banks heavily on the thinking that companies would prefer to protect ...

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As part of the Trusted Computing Group, the security software company aims to work on open standards for technologies designed to protect data and networks. Software maker Network Associates on ...

Interoperability between Juniper's Unified Access Control (UAC) and Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP) technologies is expected to be available in products in the first half of 2008, and it's ...