Webcast Demonstrates How Aanval and Emerging Threats Can Effectively Defend Networks from Security Threats & Malware

Seattle, WA, August 03, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Tactical FLEX, Inc., a global provider of information security, vulnerability, and risk management software solutions, today announced the debut of a new webcast titled “How Aanval SAS and Emerging Threats Can Effectively Defend Networks from Security Threats and Malware,” featuring guest speaker Byron Rashed with Emerging Threats. What should IT security professionals look for when selecting a capable IDS/IPS solution and IDS ruleset in the fight against security threats and malware? Watch this webinar to discover how Aanval SAS (Situational Awareness System), the most comprehensive Suricata, Snort, and Syslog Intrusion Detection, Correlation, and Threat management console, and Emerging Threats, the world-leading provider of open source and commercial threat and malware intelligence, utilized together can help enhance network visibility and threat protection against malware on Suricata and Snort IDS/IPS platforms, thereby minimizing business risk. Listen to Byron Rashed from Emerging Threats share valuable research data concerning trends in malware attacks seen in enterprise networks today and the dangerous business risks involved. Explore how Tactical FLEX, Inc. helps IT departments focus and get back to protecting their network by automating security and building systems such as a Situational Awareness engine that allow security professionals to make determinations quickly while being well-informed. According to security experts, Situational Awareness is something that needs to be received better in any organization. Network situational awareness is the capability to monitor large networks and analyze bulk data collections from various data sources, with the goal of detecting malicious activity. Tactical FLEX, Inc. believes that this approach is crucial for network and security analysts in order to effectively defend networks from cyber threats and malware exploits. Defending your organization against attackers isn’t easy. A defender has to be right every time. A hacker only has to be right once.

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About Tactical FLEX, Inc.

Tactical FLEX, Inc. is a privately owned software development firm based in Seattle, specializing in information security research, engineering, technology design, and production. With the technological development of Aanval®, Tactical FLEX, Inc. has become a global provider of information security vulnerability and risk management software solutions that protect businesses of all sizes. Aanval is the industry’s leading Snort, Suricata, and Syslog Intrusion Detection, Correlation, and Threat Management console on the market. Aanval® currently has over 6,000 customers worldwide including government security, defense organizations, technology corporations, financial services organizations, energy companies, educational institutions, healthcare organizations, biotechnology manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, law firms, utility providers, and many others. Learn more about Aanval by visiting Aanval's website.

About Emerging Threats

Emerging Threats is a world-leading provider of open source and commercial threat and malware intelligence. Founded in 2003 as a cyber security research community, Emerging Threats has become the de facto standard in network-based malware threat detection. The company’s ETOpen Ruleset, ETPro™ Ruleset, and IQRisk™ suite of threat intelligence are platform agnostic for easy integration with Suricata, SNORT®, and other network intrusion protection and detection systems. With ETPro Ruleset, organizations can achieve the highest standards of malicious threat detection with world-class support and research for extended vulnerability coverage. ETPro Ruleset is ideal for enterprises, government agencies, financial institutions, SMBs, higher education, and service providers. Learn more about Emerging Threats by visiting Emerging Threats' website.