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The daily dependence on the Internet as a
medium for communicating with customers, suppliers, employees and
partners has forced most corporations to embrace the Internet
as a core business technology.
NetPersist Solutions Group has identified a number of
challenges and risks associated with this paradigm shift in
corporate networking that are faced by today's CIO's and IT
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An organization's
information security posture changes constantly
as hardware, software, and staff vary over time. Performing regular evaluations
of a company's perimeter, network, computing, and end-user defenses is crucial, in order to identify and eliminate
vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by an intelligent hacker, virus,
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Firewalls
and anti-virus programs are not enough to stop a determined hacker.
These protection measures can stop a casual or curious intruder from snooping.
However, they are often not sufficient to detect and thwart the latest
hacking tools, worms and viruses. They also cannot prevent a skilled
con-artist from bypassing security technology altogether by tricking
employees into launching malicious programs or "loaning" building security
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The effort and cost to
proactively monitor I.T. infrastructure for security
or performance vulnerabilities is too significant
for most businesses to handle in-house. For
most companies, security and performance monitoring
is not a core competency, and commercial tools are
difficult and costly to purchase, install and
maintain. This makes it easy for security or
performance vulnerabilities to "fall through the
cracks" and go un-addressed until an outage or
security breach occurs. |
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Bottom-line: I.T. managers need visibility into how
their networks and systems are being used, and where the
security and performance weaknesses are. NetPersist
Solutions Group offers a set of service solutions tailored
specifically at solving these urgent business problems.
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