Builder Standardizes on Aventail

Aventail announced that Barton Malow has standardized on Aventail's award-winning SSL VPN platform ST2

Dark Reading Staff, Dark Reading

March 6, 2007

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SEATTLE -- SSL VPN leader Aventail announced today that Barton Malow, one of the largest builders in the United States, with offices in eight states and project sites in 37 states, has standardized on Aventail’s award-winning SSL VPN platform ST2. By securely authenticating into the Aventail appliance, project managers, project engineers, accountants, sales people and executives can now access mission-critical resources—whether they are on a laptop or PDA, or working in the office or from home, from trailers on jobsites, or traveling for business.

“Barton Malow’s staff is spread throughout the country, working in a variety of different environments,” said Phil Go, CIO of Barton Malow. “I needed an enterprise-class solution that could support up to 1,000 users regardless of where the person was and what they needed access to. Aventail just works.”

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