eGestalt and NetWitness Announce Reseller Agreement
Added on Mar 03, 2010 byeGestalt and NetWitness have announced that eGestalt has become an authorized reseller of NetWitness products and services. This partnership will enable an end-to-end integration of next generation network security monitoring with IT Governance, Risk and Compliance, according to the release. Combining the eGestalt suite of solutions with NetWitness NextGen, this breakthrough solution will help commercial and government enterprises drastically improve their cyber-security posture and compliance management needs at a significantly lower total cost of ownership (TCO), it added.
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