Discussing and demonstrating Network Access Control (NAC) solutions

Concord, N.H. – June 20, 2005 – Bradford Networks, developer of Security and Policy Enforcement Solutions for Enterprise Networks, today announced that they will be demonstrating Campus Manager at the upcoming ResNet 2005 Symposium in Atlanta, Georgia.

The ResNet Symposium is the premier gathering for professionals at the intersection of IT, academics, and college/university housing. The Symposium offers attendees a variety of opportunities to learn about new technologies, investigate support models, develop staff management techniques, discuss academic initiatives, and to have interaction with peers and colleagues.

Bradford is excited to be part of this annual event and will have senior company representatives meeting with attendees in the vendor exhibition area to discuss our solutions. Bradford will be demonstrating Campus Manager, including the Network Sentry server line and the newly released Security Management Application.

Bradford Networks will also be hosting a vendor presentation on Monday June 27 th. During this 1 hour informational session, Rick Leclerc, a senior product specialist, will be explaining the features and benefits of our Network Access Control (NAC) solution. This will provide a detailed overview of how the Bradford Campus Manager solution can protect your network and be an invaluable tool for your support staff.

For more information on ResNet 2005, please visit: http://resnet2005.gatech.edu/

For more information, please contact our sales team.

About Bradford Networks

Bradford is an industry leader in developing innovative enterprise network security and policy enforcement solutions. We allow our customers to leverage their current investment in their multi-vendor network infrastructure and deliver significant features and benefits in the areas of policy enforcement, monitoring, and control of enterprise networks. Through the enforcement of network usage policies, our solution helps ensure that a customer’s network is safe and secure. We solve real world network issues: such as, controlling unwanted users, enforcing version control, setting policies, network access, and overall client and device management.