THE NETWORK SECURITY CHALLENGE

2007 has set new records for cyber crime. Malicious cyber attacks cause identity theft, data loss, damage to corporate reputations, and vast legal liabilities. Security, more than ever, needs to be taken seriously.

Security is a management issue, not an IT issue. Each year sales of security products (firewalls, VPNs, encryption, intrusion detection, etc.) increase, and each year the number of large-scale cyber attacks also increases. Products alone can not do the job.

Network security penetrations have been felt by the smallest of web sites to government sites like the FBI, DOJ and CIA, to some of the most well-funded sites on the Internet like eBay, Yahoo and Amazon.com. Even though sites like these employ security measures, routers, servers, and firewalls are often misconfigured or behind in patch revisions leaving holes in security. As we have seen, even the smallest of holes can mean disaster.

THE COMPANY

Razorpoint Security Technologies specializes in comprehensive security assessments that provide business leaders and corporate clients the certainty and stability required for survival in today's business climate. Seemingly every day another security breach is reported. Bank accounts, identities, corporate data and intellectual property are just some of the valuable assets targeted by attackers. The danger and risk posed to corporate environments grows daily.

No longer are security breaches mere pranks, cybercrime is now an active multi-million dollar business. And, the reality is most victims notice only after the crime has been committed -- regardless of any technology-based solutions in place. Razorpoint's exceptional expertise in research and analysis, attack/penetration testing and identifying real world vulnerabilities enables clients to avoid disastrous exposure before a compromise.

We are regularly called upon as security subject matter experts, particularly to demonstrate real world attacks. Razorpoint's technology facilities enable the creation of nearly any network environment for investigating potentially disastrous security vulnerabilities. Our real world examples (and not technical jargon and buzzwords) demonstrate how malicious attackers compromise networks to steal data and identities, take control of computer systems, launch attacks against other sites, or deface or destroy web sites and databases.

Razorpoint also enjoys regular appearances regarding network security with major media outlets such as CNBC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, Fox5-NY, CW11-NY, The New York Times Magazine, Forbes, ABC/CourtTV, Entrepreneur Magazine, Crain's NY Business, CSO (Chief Security Officer) Magazine, and Wired News.