NCP Secure Entry Client for communication with any IPSec gateway (compatibility list at http://www.ncp.de). The Client supports Linux OS (NOVELL SuSE, Fedora). Any networks can be used as communication media: The Internet, wired (PSTN, ISDN, cable, LAN) and wireless (WiFi, GSM, GPRS, UMTS). An integrated dynamic personal firewall shields the PC against attacks in any communication environment. All security mechanisms are active as soon as the system starts and stay active until the Entry Client is deactivated. IP-NAT, Stateful Packet Inspection, defined filter rules, Friendly Net Detection, and secure hotspot logon are part of the firewall. The user can optionally authenticate to the destination gateway via OTP tokens (RSA SecurID Ready), or certificates (soft certificates, smart cards, USB tokens) in a PKI. The latest encryption algorithms protect sensitive data in transit: 3-DES 112, 168 bits, Blowfish 128, 448 bits, AES 128, 192, 256 bits, RSA 1024, 2048 bits. The Entry Client can also be implemented in IT environments without permanent IP addresses. DynDNS is used for dial-in to the central VPN gateway with changing public IP addresses (prerequisite: the destination gateway must support DynDNS).
See also: NCP, Remote Access, Mobile Computing, Teleworking, Secure WLAN, Secure Hotspot, Secure Networking, Secure Internet, VPN, Virtual Private Networking, IPSec, Certifikate, Registration Authority, RA, Electronical Certifikate, PKI
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