Aqueity, Inc. Earns CompTIA Security Trustmark

April 13, 2011 - PRLog -- Chicago IT Support firm, Aqueity, Inc., announced today it has received the CompTIA Security Trustmark™ from Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), the leading trade association for world’s information technology (IT) industry.

The CompTIA Security Trustmark validates that Aqueity uses the security processes identified by the IT industry as generally accepted best practices.

"The CompTIA Security Trustmark signifies that Aqueity adheres to our industry’s highest standards for security practices and business processes in critical areas such as data protection, personnel security and access management,” said Steve Hunt, senior director, Trustmark Programs, CompTIA.

“At Aqueity it’s really important to us to practice what we preach,” said Dan Dunn, President, Aqueity.  “We are committed to providing our security clients with the most advanced and effective security products and services available, keeping them safe and on the cutting edge of security technology.”
 
To earn the CompTIA Security Trustmark Aqueity was independently audited by IT security experts to assess their security policies, capabilities, practices, and processes in areas such as:

   • Security technologies, including firewalls, anti-Virus/ malware/ spyware and intrusion detection
   • Vulnerability assessment detection
   • Data encryption
   • Technical employee knowledge/expertise
   • Security clearances and background checks
   • Physical and hardware security
   • Permissions, passwords and other security requirements

For more information on the CompTIA Security Trustmark visit http://www.comptia.org/sections/trustmark/default.aspx.

Learn more about Aqueity at http://www.aqueity.com or call us at 630-971-0602

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Aqueity is a full-service technology solutions provider offering a diverse range of business consulting and technology services to small and medium sized businesses. Aqueity offers a variety of solutions to fit all of their clients technology needs.