You may have seen her featured in the Chico ER last Sunday, but now she can add 4 little letters after her name. Please join me in congratulating Tamara Schmutzler as our newest Cisco Certified Network Associate.
Tamara took and passed the CCNA exam on Wednesday, May 26, 2010, and now officially joins the ranks as the newest member of our Cisco Team! If you need any help installing, configuring, operating or troubleshooting medium-sized route and switched networks, she’s your gal!
Congratulations Tamara!
Is surpisingly not so common. But don't worry, you are not alone - 52% of chief information security officers acknowledged having a "Moat & Castle" approach to their overall network security according to studies done by Qualys. This means that once the boundary security is penetrated, their networks are at risk. Still, 48% feel that they are "proactive" and are in a good position when it comes to their network security.
Often the terms network security and information security are used interchangeably. Network security is usually thought of as keeping out intruders or "hackers" by providing protection at the perimeter of an organization. Information security is focused on protecting data resources from malware attack or internal mistakes by the use of data loss prevention (DLP) techniques. Both internal and external security precautions need to be taken to ensure that your data, the life-source of your business, is truly protected.
Contact us for more information on network security or to request your FREE 1 Hour Network Security Consultation.
Sound too good to be true? Well, it isn’t! Join us on March 25th, 2010 for a presentation on unified communications in the workplace and we’ll show you how.
There are a few seats still available for this event at no cost to you if you pre-register here.
Come hear experts discuss the architectural differences between legacy phone
systems and unified communications; migration leading practices; and deployment
approach options for your organization. You will also hear how Cisco Unified
Communications can help you:
• Improve return on your infrastructure investment
• Increase system reliability and efficiency
• Improve employee productivity
Plus a live equipment demo!
We’ll see you there!