Akibia Becomes First Infoblox Authorized Training Center in the United States

Akibia has joined together with Infoblox, a developer of essential infrastructure for identity-driven networks (IDNs), to become the first Infoblox Authorized Training Center in the United States.

A growing number of end point access solutions in the enterprise, such as handhelds, PDAs and new software applications, as well as more sophisticated viruses, and compliance demands are requiring companies to invest in more robust identity and access management solutions. To help its clients solve identity management issues, Akibia delivers complete solutions that leverage the best point technologies available, including Infoblox appliances. The Infoblox appliances for DNS, DHCP and IPAM, enable an identity-driven network, which allows enterprises to control and monitor who accesses the network, when and where.

As Akibia customers continue to deploy Infoblox appliances the demand for training services has increased. As a result, Akibia is extending its support to include education and training on all of the Infoblox appliances.

For more information on Infoblox training, please contact Dominic Agostino at 800-818-8070 x4508 or dagostino@akibia.com.

Akibia Partners with eEye Digital Security

Akibia Network & Security Solutions is pleased to announce a new partnership with eEye Digital Security.

This innovative company provides vulnerability management solutions that reduce the risks and liabilities associated with network security breaches and help companies avoid costly business disruptions and downtime.

eEye Digital Security is the leading developer of endpoint security, network security and vulnerability management software solutions. As the industry's foremost contributor to security research and education, eEye has a unique approach to enterprise security - eliminate vulnerabilities, rather than just thwart attacks. eEye's integrated suite of vulnerability management solutions enable organizations to manage the entire lifecycle of security threats: before, during, and after attacks. Learn more at: www.eeye.com.