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Dec 1, 2002 12:00 PM
Reports from the point of convergence
Wireless LAN security tops IT concern list
More than 70 percent of IT professionals are “very concerned” about security over wireless networks, according to a recent survey conducted by ReefEdge Inc., Ft. Lee, N.J.
Only 2 percent of the 935 persons polled said they were “not very concerned” about WLAN security, while 73 percent listed it as a top priority. In fact, more than half of that 73 percent has yet to even deploy a WLAN at their business. Security outweighed other factors such as mobility, cost, scalability and speed as the main concern for the professionals, which included network administrators, security officers and other IT-related positions.
BioconX, Veridicom form partnership
BioconX Inc., Minneapolis, and Veridicom Inc., Sunnyvale, Calif., will jointly deliver integrated security solutions to authenticate the identity of computer users and verify their authorization.
Internet Security Systems offering discount
Under the partnership of Internet Security Systems, Atlanta, and Network Associates, Santa Clara, Calif., customers of the Network Associates' CyberCop vulnerability assessment product will be offered 50 percent off the one-year subscription rate for Internet Security Systems' Internet Scanner.
NeoNET expands services
NeoNET Inc., Boulder, Colo., now offers security services, including vulnerability and penetration testing, enterprise wide security solutions, firewall and router monitoring, URL filtering and immediate security threat notification.
Harris Corp., Citadel Security Software to integrate technologies
Harris Corp., Melbourne, Fla., and Citadel Security Software Inc., Dallas, announce a joint technology and marketing agreement to integrate STAT Scanner and Hercules, providing a computer security solution that will automate the vulnerability assessment and remediation process, and reduce the time needed to fix a computer network's vulnerabilities.
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