Soliton Systems Launches NetAttest EPS as an IaaS Service on Azure and AWS
Soliton Systems, a leading provider of IT security solutions, announced today the launch of its NetAttest EPS as an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering on Microsoft Azure, and coming very soon on Amazon Web Services (AWS). NetAttest EPS is a powerful, all-in-one port-based network access control solution that enables a Zero Trust Network strategy. It guides organizations to set up certificate-based user and device authentication, ensuring that only trusted devices and users can access the network.
NetAttest EPS was previously available as a hardware platform on site, but now customers can also enjoy the benefits of IaaS combined with NetAttest EPS, such as:
In addition to the IaaS option, NetAttest EPS also offers two types of virtual machines, one for VMware and one for Hyper-V, that can be installed on the customer’s own servers. This gives customers more flexibility and control over their network access control environment. The Azure and AWS versions of NetAttest EPS will add another virtual environment geared towards cloud consumption.
The concept of the installation configuration is exactly the same as the on-prem version of NetAttest EPS, so customers can seamlessly migrate their network access control settings from their on-site hardware or virtual machines to the cloud. NetAttest EPS supports certificate distribution to unmanaged systems, including private and third-party devices from partners and contractors. The multiplatform certificate management app (Soliton KeyManager) makes it easy for end-users to install certificates on their systems, eliminating the need for Mobile Device Management (MDM) to provide secured certificate distribution.
“We are excited to offer our customers the option to run NetAttest EPS as an IaaS service on Azure and AWS, two of the most popular and reliable cloud platforms in the world. This will enable them to enjoy the best of both worlds: the robust security and functionality of NetAttest EPS, and the cost efficiency and scalability of IaaS. We believe that this will help our customers achieve their digital transformation goals and enhance their network security posture in the era of cloud computing.” said Pascal Louwen, Sales Director of Soliton Systems Europe.
NetAttest EPS as an IaaS service on Azure is available now, and the support for AWS is coming soon. Customers can request a free trial or a demo of NetAttest EPS on the Soliton Systems website. For more information about NetAttest EPS and its features, please visit the Network Access Control product page.