Today marks the kickoff of the 6th annual national cyber security awareness month promoted by the Department of Homeland security. To help promote good security practice and awareness nGenuity is doing free 1 hour security assessments of web applications and networks. We are also available to speak on security related topics for local events at no cost during the month of October.

For more detail or if you want to schedule with us please contact Adam Baldwin at 509.396.2075 or info@ngenuity-is.com

Most businesses rely heavily on computers and networks to get work done these days. When your computer or network fails you in some way, that has a direct impact on your bottom line. In an effort to help you understand the risks associated with using these essential pieces of technology in your business, and help mitigate them, we are giving away a whole pile of consulting time in the form of free security assessments.

What do you get with the free assessment?

• 30 minutes of network and website security assessment by the nGenuity team of security ninjas.
• 30 minutes of discussion / debrief about any security issues identified.
• 20% discount on any IT and security consulting and support services through the remainder of 2009.
• No hassle or obligation to purchase anything. This is not a hard sell, this is a free service we are offering to improve awareness on network / website security.

Follow this link for more information on nGenuity’s security assessments.

I already have an “IT” person / company that handles this type of stuff for me.

Chances are your IT person or company is doing a great job supporting you, but what if that isn’t the case and you just haven’t noticed yet? What if security isn’t their thing? nGenuity already works with a few IT providers to complement the services they provide. There is nothing wrong with getting a second opinion from an expert.

Where do I sign up?

Call us at 509-396-2075 and mash the first number that you hear or email us at info@ngenuity-is.com

Look for the ad (designed by &yet) for this free assessment in the Tri-City Area Journal of Business (page 26.)