Energy First CU Installs New NetworkSecurity Software

May 09, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

MONTEREY PARK, Calif. - (05/09/05) -- Energy First CU said it hasimplemented a new Internet security solution, NeoAccel's SSL VPNPlus, that will provide high-performance access to all IP-basedapplications. The $425 million credit union said the networksecurity software platform has helped it better access key legacy,client/server and VoIP applications over a public wireless servicefrom Verizon without any jitter or dropped connections. NeoAccel'sSSL VPN Plus software is based on the company's patent-pendingIntelligent Connection Acceleration technology which creates fewerdropped sessions and improved user experience, particularly forwireless LAN systems or WAN systems.

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