LyncShield

Sep 14,2015

SkypeShield presented new Skype for Business security solutions at Microsoft’s partner meeting in Hong Kong

SkypeShield has presented a complete security suit for safely connecting to corporate Skype for Business (Lync) servers from mobile and external devices at the upcoming Microsoft partner meeting Channel Kick-off 2015, which took place in Hong Kong on September 11, 2011. SkypeShield’s solutions had been presented at the event by Continuous Technologies,…

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Feb 03,2015

The ultimate Lync security suite for the enterprise market

The number of organizations seeking to protect themselves and avoid any unauthorized use of Lync is growing rapidly and LyncShield is constantly asked to expand its Lync security suite and add new features. We have addressed all these requests, and are proud to be able to offer now the ultimate…

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Sep 15,2014

New enterprise solution secures external access for Lync from laptop and desktop

LyncShield has added new security features protecting the users of external devices who wish to use Microsoft Lync from outside the organization. Following the addition of the new features, users can now safely connect to Lync servers from smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktop PCs and any other external device outside the…

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Jan 17,2014

Israel’s Foreign Ministry deploys LyncShield’s Two Factor Authentication solution

The Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs has implemented LyncShield‘s innovative solution for secure mobile Lync connectivity. LyncShield was developed by security company AGAT Software Solutions to allow workers safely use approved mobile devices outside the corporate network to connect through Microsoft Lync. The Foreign Ministry is using LyncShield’s innovative…

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Nov 26,2013

LyncShield offers safe mobile connection to Microsoft Lync servers

AGAT Software Solutions launched today LyncShield, an innovative solution that guarantees secure mobile Lync connectivity, to protect against Active Directory (AD) credentials theft, block DoS, DDoS and brute force attacks, and enforce connection to registered devices. Connecting devices to corporate networks from non-managed external networks and public Wi-Fi networks poses…

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