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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 mailcious programs or "loaning" building security
access cards. |
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New Internet and wireless
technologies can create huge security holes if not implemented properly. While
the Internet and wireless LAN/WAN technologies offer
significant potential for cost savings and increased productivity, these technologies
are publicly accessible and are extremely vulnerable
to interception, eavesdropping, and unauthorized
use. Any organization transmitting data over
the Internet or via wireless must ensure that the
data streams and associated devices are secured,
to prevent loss or misuse of critical corporate
information. |
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| NetPersist
Solutions Group offers a set of service solutions tailored
specifically at solving these urgent business problems.
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out more
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