WesCorp ratchets up security services

摘要

Like many businesses, Wes-Corp Credit Union was wor-ried that if worms and viruses got inside its firewall, they would run amok unchecked, so it sought a cost-effective way to contain them. The $25 billion credit union and financial services provider to other credit unions knew it wanted a fairly large set of security technologies to identify and halt the spread of malicious activity, but it was concerned the costs would be prohibitive, says Chris Hoff, director of enterprise security services at the San Dimas, Calif., firm.