Security Solutions

Market Overview
Today the Web is an essential resource for many businesses. Enterprises of every size rely on the Web for communication, research, marketing and everyday operations. By enabling productivity-enhancing tools and advanced business applications, the Web has fast become one of quickest and most economically viable ways for organizations to grow and compete on a grand scale.

With the adoption of the web, the threats associated with web applications continue to grow, targeting end-point devices, users, web applications, with the motive consistently being data theft and financial gain. Security technology budget decisions are based on the solutions ability to protect these web applications and its users.

IT security can mean a lot of different things, depending on who's hosting your servers. Security could mean that your server is just sitting in a concrete building with limited access. Or, it may mean that your servers are sitting behind a firewall that's not even configured right. You get the idea—you might not be as secure as you think you are and need to be. And the risks are huge.

Quick Overview:

• Comprehensive Protection and Security Review
• Regulatory Compliance
• Integrated, High-performance Security
• Correlation Capabilities
• Enhanced Reporting
• Risk Assessment Tools

Rely on Managed Intrusion Detection System and you'll never need to wonder if your business and your customers' confidential data are vulnerable. Every second of every day we are closely monitoring your Rackspace environment, guarding it against threats like worms, Trojans, BotNets and unauthorized intruders.

Protect your business by defending your system with the next generation threat management system, managed by our highly experienced and certified security experts. Anything less wouldn't be enough.

Where does patching fit in?
Patching is your first level of defense for your operating system and applications; however, writing code to patch operating systems and applications can be a very complex and time-consuming process. An exploit for your online application can be created long before a patch is available to protect against it, but a signature to detect an exploit is relatively quite simple to create and implement. A signature can also detect entire families of exploits that all share similar characteristics, so your systems can be protected against many variations of the same attack.

What does that mean to you?
The computers you have online to serve your business needs are potential targets for those who wish to use those systems for other purposes at your expense. Your best defense against these threats to your business is to set up levels of security to protect your online resources – patching the OS and its applications, limiting access to your systems with a firewall and implementing a well-managed IDS to detect threats.