Oakland, NJ, November, 2004 — TSI Corp., an Internet/Network Security firm in NJ is offering a free security consultation as a Holiday gift for all first time clients in the NJ/NYC Metro area for the
November 6, 2004 (Press Release) --
The Internet is increasingly becoming a critical channel for delivering financial products and services that range from on-line banking and brokerage, to insurance and financial advice, to medical and personal information exchanges.
However, along with the convenience and easy access to information come new risks. Among them are the risks that valuable information will be lost, stolen, corrupted, or misused and that the computer systems will be corrupted. If information is recorded electronically and is available on networked computers, it is more vulnerable than if the same information is printed on paper and locked in a file cabinet. Intruders do not need to enter an office or home, and may not even be in the same country. They can steal or tamper with information without touching a piece of paper or a photocopier. They can create new electronic files, run their own programs, and hide evidence of their unauthorized activity.
It is remarkably easy to gain unauthorized access to information in an insecure networked environment, and it is hard to catch the intruders. Even if users have nothing stored on their computer that they consider important, that computer can be a "weak link", allowing unauthorized access to the organization's systems and information or base of attacking other computers and networks.
TSI’s underlying strategic approach to network security relies on fundamental principals learned while its Chief Security Engineer was a Network Security Manager for the United States Air Force. For anyone associated with the Department of Defense (DOD) networks, they will recognize the “Barrier Reef” concept (Deny all, allow bare minimum) and the few modifications that clarify its implementation utilizing the latest technological advances in security strategies.
Anyone who uses the Internet is at risk. Recognizing the risks and formulating a rational, reasoned, and logical approach to Network & Internet security starts with good awareness of the threats involved, and at the very least, a basic security strategy implementation.
In addition to the free service offer, TSI Corporation, serving the NYC, National, and International markets, is also proud to announce its new Security Website at: http://www.tsi-security.com and it is offering, as a show of appreciation, a FREE PC for one of the first 500 customers that make a product purchase online.
TSI offers a range of products and services that focus on security to individuals as well as businesses of all sizes, and it also offers phone consultation through its virtual office http://www.keen.com/TSI Security at reasonable rates via Keen, an advisory Internet site. TSI's phone consultation line can be reached via 1-800-275-5336 ext 0460825.
For additional information, contact:
Ramez Basna
TSI Corporation
(201) 337-8371
ramezb@tsi-security.com
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However, along with the convenience and easy access to information come new risks. Among them are the risks that valuable information will be lost, stolen, corrupted, or misused and that the computer systems will be corrupted. If information is recorded electronically and is available on networked computers, it is more vulnerable than if the same information is printed on paper and locked in a file cabinet. Intruders do not need to enter an office or home, and may not even be in the same country. They can steal or tamper with information without touching a piece of paper or a photocopier. They can create new electronic files, run their own programs, and hide evidence of their unauthorized activity.
It is remarkably easy to gain unauthorized access to information in an insecure networked environment, and it is hard to catch the intruders. Even if users have nothing stored on their computer that they consider important, that computer can be a "weak link", allowing unauthorized access to the organization's systems and information or base of attacking other computers and networks.
TSI’s underlying strategic approach to network security relies on fundamental principals learned while its Chief Security Engineer was a Network Security Manager for the United States Air Force. For anyone associated with the Department of Defense (DOD) networks, they will recognize the “Barrier Reef” concept (Deny all, allow bare minimum) and the few modifications that clarify its implementation utilizing the latest technological advances in security strategies.
Anyone who uses the Internet is at risk. Recognizing the risks and formulating a rational, reasoned, and logical approach to Network & Internet security starts with good awareness of the threats involved, and at the very least, a basic security strategy implementation.
In addition to the free service offer, TSI Corporation, serving the NYC, National, and International markets, is also proud to announce its new Security Website at: http://www.tsi-security.com and it is offering, as a show of appreciation, a FREE PC for one of the first 500 customers that make a product purchase online.
TSI offers a range of products and services that focus on security to individuals as well as businesses of all sizes, and it also offers phone consultation through its virtual office http://www.keen.com/TSI Security at reasonable rates via Keen, an advisory Internet site. TSI's phone consultation line can be reached via 1-800-275-5336 ext 0460825.
For additional information, contact:
Ramez Basna
TSI Corporation
(201) 337-8371
ramezb@tsi-security.com
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