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Do you think
OPTIMAL SECURITY?
your network
deserves
2 NETASQ NETASQ CORPORATE BROCHURE
1,500,000
OVER
MALWARE (VIRUSES, WORMS, TROJAN HORSES) DETECTED IN 2009
PLAYING FOR HIGH STAKES SECURITY IN AN OPEN WORLD
The Internet and corporate networks have revolutionized the way we work. Your network needs to be increasingly open to the outside world to enable you to improve productivity. However, to guarantee full network security an open enterprise must take into account five key areas: The most important element is protection. If an attack cripples your network, you have to bring to bear all available resources to resolve the problem. In addition, even in the best case scenario, you may lose several hours of productivity across the enterprise, resulting in significant financial costs.
One of the leading network security vendors
NETASQ was established in 1998. It is one of the leading network security vendors with more than 55,000 appliances sold to date via a distribution channel of more than 750 partners in 40 countries.
One of the greatest threats to any enterprise is the loss of information, either through destruction or theft. Intrusion prevention helps you limit such attacks before they take place. Anticipation has become the linchpin of any security strategy offering protection across your entire infrastructure.
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It is your primary responsibilty to preserve your network and ensure that your enterprise runs smoothly. Vulnerabilities are often under-estimated, despite their having potentially grave consequences to the integrity of your infrastructure. One such example is the distinction between professional and private use of portable computers; something which is becoming increasingly blurred. Even where the System Administrator has implemented a rigorous policy, with approved applications and protocols, it can be undermined by personal use of the same software. The threat of an unauthorised...