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05-30-2007

Aruba Garners Award for Best Wireless Broadband Security Innovation

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Aruba Networks, a provider of secure mobility solutions, announced that its ArubaOS 3.1 software won the Best Wireless Broadband Security Innovation category at the Wireless Broadband Innovations Awards in London.
Sponsored by BT, Connect Spot, FON, Intel, and Trustive, among others, the award was presented at The W

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