Networking Products / Extranet

Computer Associates International, Inc. Security platform provides single sign-on and centralized controls for access to Enterprise Web applications from employees, partners, and customers. New release to support SAML 2.0. Aug. 30, 2005

AlterPoint, Inc.. Network Configuration Management Solution Feb. 13, 2004

TeamPortals, Inc.. ICEbox provides Information/Document Management, Collaboration/Communication and Education/eLearning applications via a hosted ASP or in-house web server. Aug. 5, 2003

ArrayNetworks Inc. Supports up to 5,000 SSL transactions per second and has received RSA BSAFE SSL-C Certification. Oct. 23, 2002

Nihan Consulting Inc. Job / resume Web application with bulk distribution services. Jul. 17, 2002

SafeWeb, Inc. Extranet appliance delivers greater security at lower cost, with less complexity and delay than traditional solutions. Builds on the strength and reliability of SafeWeb's proven technology. Feb. 5, 2002

Flatrock. Provides a simple and secure way for businesses to extend any existing applications to any user in any network in a single day. Dec. 20, 2001

Ikimbo, Inc. Apply real-time communication technologies to accelerate person-to-person, group-to-group, and machine-to-person communications, and to instantly access critical information required to make decisions. Nov. 30, 2001

Teamware Group Oy. Used for building interactive intra/extra/Internet solutions. It consists of a technology platform and ready-made services that can be customized to requirements. Nov. 30, 2001

WebEvent, Inc. Web-based event publishing system to increase event attendence. Designed to empower those responsible for the event and give them control of the information. Nov. 27, 2001

Reef. Enhanced functionality and aggressive new pricing bring enterprise-class Web site, intranet and extranet solutions within reach of even the smallest firms. Oct. 31, 2001

Abako Media Oy. Open, robust and truely scalable multi-channel publishing platform for Internet, intranet and extranet solutions. Oct. 9, 2001