ViaScope has announced that they will supply ‘IPScan NAC’ to the PS-LTE project led by the MOIS (Ministry of the Interior and Safety).

The PS-LTE is designed by the government to improve the welfare of people when the country has tragedies. This project aims to create a unified network connection among Police, Fire safety Institute and local administration offices so that the government can provide integrated and effective command & control communication during urgent emergencies.

IPScan NAC from ViaScope was chosen for its genuine technologies, such as 'detection' and 'blocking' functions on a network, which other vendors do not possess. As a leading player in the NAC solution market, ViaScope was also recognized for multiple software licenses related to screening, inspecting devices, and blocking features on a network.

IPScan NAC is a network access control and an IP/MAC asset management solution. It provides a network surveillance and an accurate device analysis. All connected devices are monitored, updated and blocked if necessary, by the administrator’s policies. Therefore, ViaScope’s IPScan NAC contributes to more security and less workload of administrators at workplace.

Jun-cheol Jeong, a director of the Domestic Sales Department at ViaScope, said, "IPScan NAC offers a 'Control function' that enables users to manage devices on a network, and it holds related software licenses. This participation in the PS-LTE project results from ViaScope's advanced network management and security technologies." He also added, "We will become a key vendor in Korea's network management and security market through this project."