Aruba Networks

Aruba Networks® is the leading provider of next-generation network access solutions for mobile enterprise networks.

The company’s Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE) architecture­ unifies wired and wireless infrastructures into one seamless network access solution – for traveling business professionals, remote workers, corporate headquarters employees and guests.

With Aruba, access privileges are linked to a user’s identity. That means your enterprise workforce has consistent, secure access to network resources based on who they are – no matter where they are, what devices they’re using or how they’re connected.

This eliminates the cost and complexity of managing separate wired and wireless access policies. In fact, with Aruba you’ll need fewer ports and consequently less equipment in the wiring closet – effectively rightsizing your access infrastructure.

All this makes the Aruba MOVE architecture ideal for bring-your-own device (BYOD) initiatives. Aruba embraces BYOD by giving corporate IT mobile device access control.

This is achieved by adding device intelligence – called device fingerprinting – to the corporate Wi-Fi network. With Aruba MOVE, personal mobile devices can connect securely to the network in accordance with corporate policies.

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Aruba on the BBC­­­
In June 2011 the BBC interviewed Aruba CTO and co-founder Keerti Melkote. In the interview Keerti discusses the challenges that companies face trying to embrace the influx of iPads and other mobile technologies, whilst still maintaining control of data on their corporate networks. He goes on to explain how Aruba can help corporates achieve this flexibility and control. Read the Aruba interview on the BBC website

Mobile Healthcare Today Magazine Interview
­This interview­ with Ben Gibson, Aruba Net­works CMO, featured in Mobile Healthcare Today really highlights Aruba MOVE architecture in the context of the healthcare industry.

 

­Aruba Growth Info Report­

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Gartner WLAN Magic Quadrant 2010
Aruba Networks Positioned in Leaders Quadrant for Fourth Consecutive Year – Moves Ahead of Cisco on “Vision”. For more details read the Magic Quadrant for Wireless LAN Infrastructure report for 2011.

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Protect the Air

View or download the latest Network Test Report from Aruba – Protect the Air: Testing Aruba Networks RFProtet & AirWave Capabilities to Det­ect and Repel WLAN Attacks.