What: NCP engineering has released a preview version of its IPsec VPN client to support the remote access needs of Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) platform users. The first third-party IPsec VPN ...

The NCP client operates over public wireless networks, LANs, wireless LANs on corporate campuses and at hotspots, as well as via the Internet and includes support of mobile connect cards for UMTS, ...

What the hell!? The Cisco VPN client has gone universal binary already. I thought I'd have to wait months for this. Somebody at Cisco must've bought a new MacBook Pro or something.

While it has a weakness when it comes to Apple devices and platforms, TheGreenBow IPsec VPN Client is a solid example of a third-party, universal VPN client.

While it has a weakness when it comes to Apple devices and platforms, TheGreenBow IPsec VPN Client is a solid example of a third-party, universal VPN client.

While consumers are waking up to the necessity of using virtual private network (VPN) services, businesses have long deployed this technology. IT has simply done it for slightly different reasons.