OPLIN also found that they had more questions than answers, like:
What is the state of security on the OPLIN wide area network? What is the state of security at the majority of libraries connected to the OPLIN WAN? What security services do they need? What should OPLIN require of all libraries vis-à-vis security? What support would they need in order to manage what OPLIN might require? What advanced or optional security services should OPLIN offer? In September, OPLIN issued an RFQ to begin to define the services libraries might need, and to help answer those questions. We’re seeking nothing less than a total audit of the WAN and its end-points at the libraries. Also, OPLIN expected to do a de-tailed server device level security audit of 10% of the libraries.
At their February 11th meeting, the OPLIN Board approved the proposal of Infiniti Systems Group of Brecksville to do this work.
This project is scheduled to begin in mid-March 2005, and will be lead by Norm Beznoska, the Director of Enterprise Security at Infiniti according to John Bianco, President of the Infiniti Systems Group.
Infiniti Systems Group is a leading Technology and Services company with corporate headquarters in Brecksville and a branch office in Raleigh, NC. The company is dedicated to integrating and securing today’s technology and information resources and services clients in the public and private sectors in Ohio, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC.