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To: Benkea who wrote (4669)	4/6/1999 11:41:00 AM
From: AlienTech	Respond to of 6021

TISC Interoperability Lab to Showcase Security Industrya's Latest Technologies SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 6, 1999--As security standards continue to evolve, product interoperability remains a top priority for organizations. To address these issues, The Internet Security Conference (TISC) will host the TISC Interoperability Lab, a live network that demonstrates how organizations can combine multi-vendor solutions to create a secure enterprise environment. The Interoperability Lab will be open to all TISC attendees April 20-22 at the Fairmont Hotel in San Jose. In the lab, conference attendees will see the security industry's hottest products in action from firewalls, authentication servers, extranet management and security, intrusion detection, security attack recognition and response to virtual private networking, circuit-level proxies, secure electronic commerce, content filters, and security auditing. "The TISC Interoperability Lab provides a unique opportunity for visitors to speak directly with vendor technical staff and dig deeper than typical exhibit-floor single product demonstrations," explains Lisa Phifer, Technical Director of the Interoperability Lab. "The lab is a key extension to TISC's education and symposium program. Attendees can learn about security from experts in the workshops and then see these technologies put to work in a live, multi-vendor network." The April '99 lab will feature multi-vendor demonstrations on the following topics: -- Network Attack and Penetration/Intrusion Detection -- IPSec/IKE and Certificate Authority Interoperability -- IPSec Configuration and Benchmarking -- Policy-Based Security Management -- Layered VPNs for Remote Access and Extranet Connectivity -- Authentication as an Enabler for E-Commerce. Companies demonstrating in the lab include: Aventail, AXENT Technologies (NASDAQ:AXNT), Compatible Systems, CyberSafe, Ernst & Young, Internet Devices, Internet Security Systems (NASDAQ:ISSX), Netscreen, Network Computing's Real-World Labs, Network Associates (NASDAQ:NETA), TimeStep, Xedia, Radguard, and RedCreek Communications. CheckPoint (NASDAQ:CHKP), Entrust (NASDAQ:ENTU), PublicPort, and VeriSign (NASDAQ:VRSN) will support these demonstrations remotely. To learn more about demonstrations planned for this event, visit tisc.corecom.com. About the Internet Security Conference: The Internet Security Conference (TISC), April 19-22, 1999 in San Jose, is presented by Core Competence, the respected internetworking, fast packet and network management consulting firm, and Network Computing, the premier technology solutions magazine. Co-produced by Core Competence and Mactivity Inc., TISC presents a comprehensive 5-day curriculum on secure computing and networking. For more information or to register to attend this event, please visit our web site tisc.corecom.com or call 800/798-2928 (408/354-2500). CONTACT: The Internet Security Conference Paul Kent & David Piscitello 408/354-2500 paul@mactivity.com, dave@corecom.com or TISC Lab Marketing Director Deanna Leung, 206/215-0049 deanna@aventail.com 08:04 EDT APRIL 6, 1999