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 AlwaysON exhibited at IIPSEC, Europe's premier security technology event and won the Best Software Product for Private MPLS VPN services.
The judges commented "A well considered package with plug & play zero-touch routers that just about anyone can install. We can see this taking off - it will appeal to the installer and end-user as it provides a secure network specifically for security applications.”
George Zaremba, MD of AlwaysON, received the award from World Senior Snooker Champion Willie Thorne at the Awards dinner. Click here for IIPSEC show interview with AlwaysON CEO George Zaremba
IIPSEC 2007 brought together leading providers of video, alarms, access control and building management solutions, as well as the providers of IP networking solutions on which they increasingly depend.
AlwaysON show-cased its IP Plug & Play solutions for the security industry that includes fixed-cost ISDN service using IP-ready technology. These services unlock an easy migration path to IP networked solutions, without the cost and complexity of retraining staff. Network access options include dial-up, private ADSL, GSM and high-speed circuits, and for added security and resilience the core IP nodes are housed in AlwaysON's dual-centre BS7799 certified environments.
IIPSEC 2007 provided an unparalled learning experience, with the latest in security and network solutions under one roof. The technical seminar programme and end-user presentations of business case studies complemented the exhibition.
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AlwaysON will be exhibiting and presenting at IPSEC 2009, 27 -29th January 2009 at Stoneleight Park, Near Coventry, UK |
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Latest News
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Reading, Berks - 14th October, 2008 Smith promoted to COO and Zaremba taking more strategic role eyeing acquisitions. |
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Reading, Berks - 4th February, 2008 AlwaysON was selected as an IIPSEC 2008 Award Finalist for its innovative IP over ISDN solution for a major Grocery chain.
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Reading, Berks - 23 August, 2007 AlwaysON warns of a mobile phone scam that is stealing text messages from users accounts.
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