Our security engineers have an extensive background in securing corporate and educational networks, and in implementing plans to protect these networks in the event of an IT disaster.

Anxious to leverage the power and speed of a dedicated Internet connection, many organizations do not adequately address the security issues that these connections raise. Connecting a "LAN" (Local Area Network) to the Internet is not a task to be taken lightly. Like any other large community, the Internet consists of both good and bad elements. And, as dedicated Internet connections proliferate, the opportunity for malicious individuals to exploit network security weaknesses multiply.

Once your network is connected to a full-time Internet connection, you should move quickly to secure that connection as best as you can... But that's only step one - since hackers continuously attempt to break into networks using new and unique methods, 100% security can never be assured. The widespread availability of "hack-helper" programs can make anyone a virtual hacking professional. Because of this, your second step must be to implement a sound disaster recovery plan - this plan will be what saves you in the event that your  network security is comprimised (or if another type of IT disaster affects your system).