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"Aladdin" and Ideco have confirmed the compatibility of their solutions.

Aladdin and Ideco have successfully completed compatibility testing of JaCarta Authentication Server authentication servers and the Ideco NGFW Novum firewall.

The test results confirmed the operability and compatibility of the products, which allows customers to protect VPN connections and eliminate the risk of unauthorized access to the IT infrastructure. JaCarta Authentication Server is part of the JaCarta Management System corporate centralized management system and provides two-factor authentication (2FA) for VPN and Zero Trust scenarios.

Ideco NGFW Novum is a new generation firewall that combines the functions of a VPN server, intrusion prevention system, and application control. The solution supports an advanced DNS filter, integration with SIEM and external monitoring systems, and also implements a Zero Trust approach and ZTNA scenarios for remote access.

Dmitry Khomutov, Director of Ideco, emphasized that compatibility with JaCarta Management System allows the use of a proven two-factor authentication infrastructure without complicating the network architecture.

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