In brief: MCI intros security risk management service

MCI last week introduced a security risk management service to help enterprises take proactive action against system threats and vulnerabilities. The NetSec Security Risk Management Service will correlate and calculate diverse threats across an enterprise, using a scorecard-based approach that allows users to prioritize and resolve security risks, MCI said. The service will be available to U.S.-based companies, including multinationals, beginning in January and to European companies in the second half of next year, MCI said. Pricing has not been announced. The service is based on MCI's Finium security integration platform, which aggregates input from devices, correlates it with worldwide intelligence and integrates it into higher-level, risk-relevant security information.

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MCI last week introduced a security risk management service to help enterprises take proactive action against system threats and vulnerabilities. The NetSec Security Risk Management Service will correlate and calculate diverse threats across an enterprise, using a scorecard-based approach that allows users to prioritize and resolve security risks, MCI said. The service will be available to U.S.-based companies, including multinationals, beginning in January and to European companies in the second half of next year, MCI said. Pricing has not been announced. The service is based on MCI's Finium security integration platform, which aggregates input from devices, correlates it with worldwide intelligence and integrates it into higher-level, risk-relevant security information.

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