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CASwell: Ahead of the Curve in Networking Innovation
Reaforl Hong, PresidentCASwell is a subsidiary of Ennoconn, a member of Foxconn Technology Group, which, in turn, is a company that has the world’s largest technology manufacturing resources. Leveraging the resources of Foxconn, CASwell offers a portfolio of advanced and innovative technology products and solutions as well as superior design and manufacturing services. Team CASwell brings to bear its knowledge of embedded computing, customer services, and hardware/software integration to develop advanced SDN and SD-WAN appliances and solutions for cloud computing, advanced network security, and telecommunication. With CASwell’s support, many companies streamline their product development journey and stay ahead of the curve. Besides having a customer-centric strategy and an eye for product quality, the company has foolproof security ingrained into the DNA.
CASwell takes enterprise-grade networking to the next level through its continued efforts in R&D, testing, production, and distribution. The company, in partnership with the industry leader like Intel and prominent universities, is playing a key role in developing controllers, switches, and software based on SDN. Already having various quality management certifications (ISO-9001, ISO-14001, OHSAS 18001, and TL9000), the company is now focusing heavily on network security systems. Although SD-WAN is easy to deploy and manage compared to private connections, it is highly vulnerable to attacks in today’s online-driven world. CASwell employs end-to-end encryption and network segmentation to prevent data from being hacked. With dedicated solutions for intrusion prevention, unified threat management, DDoS, and firewall, the company’s solutions automatically quarantine the threats.
As industries invest more in IoT, the demand for secure connectivity and data insight is growing simultaneously. As a key member of Intel’s IoT Solutions Alliance program, CASwell is helping companies from across industries accelerate the design and deployment of intelligent networking devices and analytics solutions at reduced risk and cost.
Recently, CASwell partnered with Versa Networks, one of the top SDN vendors for secured WAN/branch office network. Equipped with Versa Networks’ flexible NFV-based SD-WAN and security software, CASwell validated new networking devices that offer wireless communication, 10-gigabit Ethernet for high-speed networking, and Intel QuickAssist Technology (QAT) to encrypt hardware-accelerated data in networking and security applications. These devices are now recommended to be used in a hybrid, cloud-enabled enterprise network.
In the near future, CASwell will expand into new markets by broadening its clientele and building synergy with varied industry participants. The company also focuses on M&A and alliances with Europe- and China-based companies offering industrial network-attached storage (NAS) for better customer experience. “We strive to be a worldwide leader in providing best-in-class networking solutions and flexible services for clients’ network security and management needs. As the dawn of the 5G era is approaching rapidly, we are primarily focused on telecommunication arena this year,” concludes Hong.
We strive to be a worldwide leader in providing best-in-class networking solutions and flexible services for clients’ network security and management needs
Recently, CASwell partnered with Versa Networks, one of the top SDN vendors for secured WAN/branch office network. Equipped with Versa Networks’ flexible NFV-based SD-WAN and security software, CASwell validated new networking devices that offer wireless communication, 10-gigabit Ethernet for high-speed networking, and Intel QuickAssist Technology (QAT) to encrypt hardware-accelerated data in networking and security applications. These devices are now recommended to be used in a hybrid, cloud-enabled enterprise network.
In the near future, CASwell will expand into new markets by broadening its clientele and building synergy with varied industry participants. The company also focuses on M&A and alliances with Europe- and China-based companies offering industrial network-attached storage (NAS) for better customer experience. “We strive to be a worldwide leader in providing best-in-class networking solutions and flexible services for clients’ network security and management needs. As the dawn of the 5G era is approaching rapidly, we are primarily focused on telecommunication arena this year,” concludes Hong.
