Introducing Kerio Control 8.5

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    Today, Kerio Technologies has released Kerio Control 8.5 with enhanced security through a 2-step user test and numerous improvements for ease of use.

    “We continue to improve security without sacrificing simplicity,” said Mirek Kren, CTO and CEO of Kerio Technologies. “The new release adds important and effective security features that can be easily implemented on any network without significant disruption to the enterprise.”

    A 2-step verification of the user will allow enterprises to improve the security of remote access to network resources by requiring a one-time limited access code (TOTP) in addition to user credentials. Enterprise owners can be sure that network resources remain safe, even if passwords are in the wrong hands.

    The new Service Discovery redirection system in Kerio Control 8.5 makes network configuration flexible and easy. Remote users can now view, discover, and connect to devices, such as printers, file servers, and scanners on various networks or Kerio VPN tunnels.

    Kerio simplifies the process of installing and updating the Kerio VPN client with a new installation package that allows deployment through third-party tools such as Apple Remote Desktop or FileWave.

    Using the extended set of email notifications in Kerio Control 8.5, administrators will be informed of important network events and system status. One checkbox during installation involves the most important system notifications.

    Register for the webinar to learn about the new features of this version, including:

    • 2-step user verification
    • Forwarding service discovery requests (Service Discovery forwarding)
    • VPN Client Enhancements
    • Improved / new alerts
    • And much more...

    Date: February 27th | 11:00 Moscow time

    Host of the webinar: Anton Tikhonov, Technical Manager

    Registration

    To download the latest version, go to the support section on our website. Read more about the new features in the Release Notes.

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