Security

The key to building a secure network is to define what security means to your organization. Once that has been defined, everything that affects your network can be evaluated with respect to that policy. We work with you to make recommendations regarding both internal and external network security.

Internal Security
Enterprise software is often the best way to provide internal security. Once installed, it performs a complete security analysis of Windows® and UNIX® Sun™ Solaris™ / RedHat™ Linux® resources. It enables users to accurately identify and eliminate network security deficiencies that can allow hacker intrusion.

Our internal security measures include:

• Hierarchy of permissions implemented in operating system
• Internal network configuration
• Network traffic security software
• Security features in server and workstations software
• Data structure

External Security
To provide external network security, we usually install a firewall and an internet filtering system. Firewalls enforce an access control policy between two networks by blocking and permitting traffic. It is designed to keep intruders out of your network, while still allowing you to get your job done. It can be configured to permit only email traffic to pass, or it can provide less stringent protection by blocking services that are known to be problems.

Internet filtering software enables administrators to monitor, filter, control, and manage employees’ Internet access. By controlling access, productivity often increases, network speeds perform more efficiently, and Internet bandwidth increases.

Our external security measures include:

• Firewalls
• Internet filtering software
• Special router configuration
• Internal network configuration
• Virus protection

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