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Case Study: Imperial Chemical Industries PLC - Enforcing Security SLAs of Outsourcers

Overview ICI Group was founded in 1926 and grew into a giant international chemicals firm based in the UK. The company's 400 web addresses were targets for Internet-borne attacks on data, applications and the corporate identity. A two-month evaluation of five network mapping, vulnerability analysis and remediation management solutions was conducted. Qualys was short listed as the winner based on best value for the money combined with overall performance.

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Publisher	Qualys	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2004	Downloads	3
Format	Case Studies
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