Product Literature: 5 Myths on Direct-To-Net sponsored by Blue Coat

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Posted:	01 Jul 2009
Published:	28 Dec 2007
Format:	PDF
Length:	2 Page(s)
Type:	Product Literature
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

Direct-to-Net (Sometimes Referred to as Split Tunneling) means allowing users to access the internet and download files and applications directly without "backhauling." Backhauling requires all internet traffic to pass back through the WAN and through the central secure gateway at the data center for security screening and policy control. With adequate proxy protection at various branch offices, it is just as secure as traditional centralized proxy configurations.

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