SSL lands four deals

Leading SSL VPN technology company Aventail Corporation has announced four new partnership contracts with leading multinational service providers.

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The four include BT Spain and another large European-based carrier, a top Japanese telecom and a leading global security company, all of which will be announced later this quarter. Aventail claims that it now has more than 95% of the SSL VPN technology market for managed SSL VPN services.

The company’s clients include AT&T, IBM Global Services, Infonet, MCI, NextCom, SITA SC, and many others, who use Aventail's platform as the foundation of their managed SSL VPN services business.

Aventail launched its own managed SSL VPN services in 2000 to serve its large customer base of professional services and financial companies.