23.05.2018 • Whitepaper • ActiveX • Browser • Browser in the Box

Taking IT security to the next level

To authorities, data protection and IT security are a must. The district administration of Tuttlingen realized this early on and introduced Browser in the Box of Rohde Schwarz Cyb...

Taking IT security to the next level - District administration of Tuttlingen...
Taking IT security to the next level - District administration of Tuttlingen uses Browser in the Box

To authorities, data protection and IT security are a must. The district administration of Tuttlingen realized this early on and introduced Browser in the Box of Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity on more than 800 computers.

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