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From: PAUL@UKANVAX.BITNET
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Subject: Security, ethernet, and tcp/ip
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Date: Wed, 23-Sep-87 10:14:00 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 23 10:14:00 1987
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Bridge Communications just announced their answer to encryption for
TCP/IP. I saw their announcement in Info World, Sept. 21, 1987 issue on
page 11. Two product are announced: the Secure CS/50, a two port
"communications server" for $2195 and the AT based Secure NCS/AT running
Xenix. Public key and DES encryption is supported. But "For an encrypted
LAN to function, it must have a combination of the two products, with Secure
CS/50s for each pair of workstations or output devices and a Secure NCS/AT
to manage the LAN." Hmmmmm.

Bridge's address follows:

Bridge Communications Inc.
2081 Stierlin Road
Mountain View, California 94043 USA
Phone: 415-969-4400.