goalydad1...very rational post.....if I can add
What do people think about where the computer went?
Virtually every activity on an information or communication system leaves some type of evidence . . . if you know where to look and what to look for. Sylint uses highly advanced forensic techniques to search for evidence and determine what has occurred. Using the latest innovative technology and proven investigative protocols, we're able to uncover fraud, malicious conduct, and sabotage, as well as other activities that may result in system failures or security breaches.
I mean....has anyone really looked at this company?
Proprietary corporate information is an extremely valuable business asset. Like other assets, it requires a concerted management strategy to insure its continued value and safety. Your marketplace advantage could vanish in an instant if competitors gain access to your plans. Similarly, news of a security breach can quickly undermine investor confidence and corporate valuations.
Sylint develops programs to safeguard all of your information - computer networks, laptops, handheld PDA's, wireless communications. We assist companies to create a cohesive plan to address every potential vulnerability. Sylint employs a practical balance to provide comprehensive cyber security at an acceptable cost. We also put systems in place that help keep honest employees honest, even after they leave your organization.
If an intrusion or unauthorized access is suspected or has been detected, we can respond rapidly to limit damage, terminate access points and identify assailants. We can create a global response to virtually any corporate situation.
Yeah...these people probably don't know what their doing:
John Jorgensen is President and the founder of Sylint. He has over thirty years of high level security and intelligence experience, having been employed by the National Security Agency (NSA), as well as major defense contractors. Previous engagements have included the establishment of national and international security systems, addressing all aspects including information systems, physical sites, personnel and technical issues. He is strongly involved in all Sylint projects and maintains active security clearances.
Jeff Birnbach is a member of Sylint's Board of Directors. He has seventeen years of highly successful global experience in business intelligence, software and electronics, gained at leading companies including Sony Electronics. Past projects include software development for use by NASA, verification of regulatory compliance, M&A due dilligence, and intellectual property. Birnbach focuses on business strategy and continuity for Sylint clients. He participates in numerous professional groups including FBI's InfraGard and is an Associate Member of the American Bar Association.
Serge Jorgensen is Vice President of Technology for the Company. In this role he is responsible for all aspects of technical support and service delivery, including system architecture, network design, component review, technical compliance, remediation, code development, and data recovery. In addition, he supervises all technical fieldwork performed by team members and contractors.
Ron Simpson is Director of Technical Security and oversees systems engineering for the Sylint Group. Buidling on current and past experience with the US Government (CIA), he monitors design reviews and acceptance testing for development projects. He is proficient in developing and conducting training programs, and works with clients to meet the specific corporate needs in an ever-changing environment. Comfortable in Windows, Solaris, and Linux environment, he builds on Sylint Group's solid knowledge of counter-espionage and cyber-security.
Rod McHarque provides investigative services for Sylint. He has 25 years of domestic and international FBI experience in criminal and foreign counter-intelligence investigations. He organizes and coordinates large-scale investigations in complex high-risk situations. Since 1997, Rod has been a Special Investigator for the FBI's Background Investigation Contract Services (BICS) conducting sensitive background investigations for the FBI, White House, Congress, DoJ and other governmental entities.
In addition to our core management, we've assembled an comprehensive team with experience gained from a variety of organizations including the NSA, CIA, FBI, and major defense contractors. They have multinational experience with international companies and government agencies in Kuwait, Japan, Taiwan, England, Canada, Indonesia, Egypt, Germany, and Spain. Projects have included detection and remediation of corporate espionage, development of secure information technology strategies, forensic accounting and fraud identification, cyber-terrorism crisis management, and electronic warfare.
Try taking your home computer over to these guys....see if they'll fix it for you. ROFLMAO!
Ask yourself....why did they send the computer to these guys?
Hmmmmmmm.....
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