| Acquired by | Aruba Networks |
| Date | 11/11 |
| Website | avendasys.com |
| @avenda_systems | |
| Category | Security |
| Phone | 408 748 0902 |
| trent@avendasys.com | |
| Employees | |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Description | User and Network Security |
| TOTAL | $5M |
| FUNDING TOTAL | $5M |
| Series B, 3/08 OVP Venture Partners | $5M |
Avenda Systems introduced the industry’s first multi-function platform for network access control (NAC) and security that breaks through past deployment barriers found in early competitive solutions – complexity, compatibility, compliance and cost.
Avenda’s flagship eTIPS solution is a scalable AAA platform that utilizes identity-based policies to manage access control, endpoint health and device authorization for wired, wireless and VPN networks.
Users are granted differentiated privileges to control which network resources and applications they can access. Employee’s roles, location, and the health of their computer can be used as determining factors. Visitors can be granted Internet only access if required.
Partnerships with Cisco, Microsoft and top wireless vendors ensure that Avenda’s solution fits into any network environment.
| Website | avendasys.com/products |
| Stage | Beta |
| Launch Date | July 16, 2009 |
GuestConnect is used to centrally manage and differentiate network access privileges for visitors, contractors, temp workers, partners, etc., in enterprise, education, healthcare and in other vertical markets where maintaining secure access to resources is a requirement.
| Website | quick1x.com |
| Stage | Private |
| Launch Date | October 1, 2008 |
QUICK1X provides the ability to easily add or change 802.1X supplicant and agent variables on users devices through the use of a web-based portal and installation wizard that guides users through the entire process and subsequent network connection.
| Website | avendasys.com/products |
| Stage | Live |
| Launch Date | December 12, 2008 |
Avenda’s eTIPS 5000 Identity-aware NAC platform provides the ability to centrally manage role-based user policies for wired, wireless, and VPN network services across an entire organization.
