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Network security provider, WatchGuard Technologies is first to deliver both wired and wireless network security through a single appliance in a single view Hoboken, New Jersey - (Vocus) June 11, 2014 – eMazzanti Technologies, a Hoboken, New Jersey and New York City area IT expert, computer consultant and 5 X WatchGuard Partner of the Year, announced today that a recently released security operating system from WatchGuard Technologies that integrates wired and wireless network security will immediately be made available to eMazzanti’s customer base. WatchGuard is a network security industry leader represented by eMazzanti to business customers in the Northeast. “This leap forward in network security functionality will strengthen our customers’ threat protection and simplify network security management,” stated Carl Mazzanti, CEO, eMazzanti Technologies. “eMazzanti’s security team is certified and ready to implement the new technology.”. Read more → |
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