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New products and feature changes to Juniper's Simply Connected family make it easier to enforce security policies, even in a BYOD environment.

Improvements to Juniper Networks' Junos software provide enhanced endpoint device integrity checks, assessment and security provisioning for Mac OS, iOS and Android devices. In conjunction with other new and existing features, this allows IT departments to ensure all devices - company owned or BYOD - comply with security and access policy requirements, and allow for enforcement based on the user as well as the location or device.

New hardware products include the SRX550 Services Gateway for medium to large branch networks, the SRX110 Services Gateway for small branch deployments, and the WLA322 and WLA321 Series Wireless LAN Access Points for low-to-medium density environments.

"IT managers are trying to cope with the influx of mobile devices into the workplace," said Greg Bunt, Juniper's director, enterprise sales ANZ.

"Juniper's holistic approach advances security, simplifies the user experience and expands device support. With these enhancements to our Simply Connected portfolio, Juniper sets a new standard for comprehensive policy enforcement delivering an end-to-end solution that integrates switching, routing and wireless to provide secure access for the entire enterprise," he added.

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