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Internet Research Group Releases Newest Security Report:
“The Need For Comprehensive Security”
Los Altos,
Calif., April 11, 2005 –
The Internet Research Group (IRG) today announced that it has published its
latest report on network security.
“Modern enterprises depend on
applications and resources that are accessed via the network from diverse,
distributed locations, greatly diminishing the ability to protect them just
at the network perimeter,” noted Peter Christy, co-founder of IRG and author
of the report. “Traditional network-specific protection isn’t enough.
Today’s network security architectures must incorporate a comprehensive and
systematic design achieved by integrating multiple technologies – Intrusion
Detection (IDS), Intrusion Prevention (IPS), Security Event Management (SEM)
and Real Time Event Analysis – to best defend enterprise information assets
against attacks and abuse.”
This new study titled The
Need for Comprehensive Network Security builds the case for
comprehensive security solutions over point technologies by analyzing
enterprise requirements and describing the technologies contributing the
most to effective defense of today’s high-value high-performance
applications in a complex enterprise IT environment.
The study is available now and
may be downloaded by clicking here.
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About Internet Research Group --
The Internet Research Group (IRG)
provides market research and market strategy services to product and service
vendors. IRG services combine the formidable and unique experience and
perspective of the two principals: John Katsaros and Peter Christy, each an
experienced industry veteran. The overarching mission of IRG is to help
clients make faster and better decisions about product strategy, market
entry, and market development. IRG is located in Los Altos, CA and can be
contacted by phone at 650-559-6222, via the Web at
www.irg-intl.com or via e-mail at
jkatsaros@irg-intl.com. Katsaros and Christy recently published a book
on these topics (Getting It Right the First Time – Praeger, 2005
www.gettingitrightthefirsttime.com ).
Editor’s note: Peter Christy is available to
provide background discussion, quotes or references for articles related to
network infrastructure and security.
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