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Nortel launches secure DSL technology

Will Knight ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 04 Oct 1999 13:38 BST

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New security-conscious Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology was made available Monday by networking giant, Nortel Networks.

The new technology called Secure DSL is designed to prevent interception or monitoring of "always-on" DSL lines by using network-based packet firewalls secured to each individual DSL line.

Secure DSL will be offered as part of Shasta Subscriber Service System (SSS), a network management application for Internet service providers.

The SSS suite of applications begins at $30,000 (£18,897).

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