Save Money & Prudently Allocate The IT Budget by Leveraging Open Source

As organizations strive to maximize the results of their spending many are eying open-source. ComSec assists organizations with prudently introducing open source into the environment. With vulnerability management, source code control, network management, customer resource management (CRM), online-training, intrusion detection, and security information management solutions, significant cost savings are achieved.

Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) October 25, 2006 -- The budget continues to be stretched as business requirements continue to expand. Commercial support, vendor independence, IT agility, and increasingly stable open source applications are enabling business to garner significant benefits. Many open source offerings are being adopted by enterprise service vendors. Apache, JBOSS, Tomcat, & MySQL are being clearly gaining acceptance within organizations such as Oracle, Novell, and IBM. Network and system tools such as Cacti, Nagios, Snort, and OpenSIMS effectively compete with their high-priced commercial counterparts. Many open source technologies deliver solutions with minimal impact to the budget.

"Small-to-Midsize businesses can acquire enterprise-class technologies without the associated software costs by leveraging open source. Security, infrastructure, and server applications are often good places to start. ComSec assists clients with determining appropriate acquisition, management, and technology strategies. We provide best-of-breed commercial solutions as well as open-source to enable customers to make informed decisions," said Jeromie Jackson, CEO of ComSec.

About ComSec, Inc.

ComSec, Inc. (www.comsecinc.com) provides world-class, information security services to regulated and security-conscious organizations. With a focus on measurable results, our deliverables graphically trend risks, vulnerabilities, and exposures an organization must manage. ComSec provides the technical and managerial expertise organizations require to substantiate prudent business decisions.

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