Computer Security Institute (CSI) is the world's leading
membership organization specifically dedicated to serving
and training the information, computer and network security
professional.
Data cryptography was developed over 4000 years ago. The first seals
came in Mesopotamia around 4000 BC. Jewish texts sometimes concealed
their meanings by reversing the alphabet, while Spartan leaders
communicated with their generals by writing messages across adjoining
edges of a strip of parchment wrapped spirally around a staff.
Security threats are no longer only the concerns of politicians,
diplomats, and generals. The issues are complex, as technological
changes occur at an accelerating rate, and businesses look at information
security from a global perspective on personnel, costs, policies,
training, stock valuations, profitability -- and survivability.
In response to the expanding security issues created by rapid technological
change and the increasing complexity of information security, ESTec
Systems was formed in 1987, dedicated to software development and
security issues in the mini- computer and mainframe environments.
Corporate computing has evolved from a centralized mainframe/ mini
computer based structure to personal computer-based local area networks
(LAN's).
While the development of the client/server has been phenomenal,
its growth has been eclipsed by the expansion of e-commerce on the
Internet. The Internet is tightly integrated into the contemporary
corporate information system everywhere, and email is a core unit
of business and government.
ESTec's consultants remove the need to add IT expertise to your
IA department, reducing the risks and allowing you to get the best
from your employees' time, and your company's money.