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Security Services
DCS Netlink is an authorized Norton Antivirus and McAfee reseller.
With hackers, script-kiddies, viruses, and
cyber-terrorism becoming more of a concern, security is becoming more of
a necessity. DCS Netlink's highly skilled security analysts are trained
to protect your network, and your information, so you can confidently
walk the web, without adversely affecting your day to day operations.
The first step is to understand your weaknesses, analyze them, and
deploy an effective solution. The second step, is to continue to
maintain your security initiative. A security plan that is not up to
date is no longer a security plan, it's a security hole.
Whether you need a simple one time install of a low end firewall, or you
need a comprehensive security approach that may need high end options
such as VPN tunnels, encrypted data transmission, anti-virus screening ,
or restricted access controls such and non-business websites, DCS
Netlink can help.
Most corporations don't have the internal knowledge to understand, or
maintain an effective security policy. With our managed security
services, DCS Netlink will help you manage and monitor your security
systems. Our security group consists of highly qualified technicians and
engineers, qualified to support, troubleshoot, install, and manage a
comprehensive and proactive Internet security policy.
Typically the most common security concerns are:
Your Perimeter Defense: The points that your network touches the
Internet or Remote Sites.
Your Server Defense: Who is allowed to do what, and where within your
organization, if your servers can be contacted by the outside world,
what access and systems need to be deployed to keep someone from taking
control or damaging your systems.
Your physical defense: Physical locations and controlled access to your
most sensitive systems.
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