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V-One has made it possible for users of Palm handhelds to take advantage of V-One VPN. The VPN appliance vendor announced at NetWorld+Interop that its SmartPass VPN software now supports the Palm OS, meaning remote users can make secure IP connections to corporate VPNs from their PDAs.

V-One Corp. and Cybernet Systems Corp. will present new VPN (virtual private network) products at the Networld+Interop conference in Las Vegas next week.

Next week's NetWorld+Interop (N+I) show in Las Vegas will feature a wealth of products and services designed to meet the needs of enterprises heading toward more sophisticated Internet-based operations, analysts, vendors and conference organizers said today.

Tighter enterprise network security via one-box virtual private network (VPN) technology is the theme shared by three vendors rolling out new equipment at NetWorld+ Interop 2000 this week.

Previously overlooked, the Philippines and other countries that have a lot of small- and medium-sized companies are now getting more attention from V-ONE Corporation, a provider of client/server virtual private network (VPN) solutions. Because VPNs are usually expensive, the company used to focus most of its resources on developed markets where there were large enterprises that have money to invest in VPNs.