Integra already has an excellent security portfolio, but they just took it one giant leap forward…again. Leveraging Arbor Networks’ technology, Integra will provide fully managed, off-premises protection for its customers’ network infrastructure and online websites.
What’s DDoS? Distributed Denial of Service are attacks in service that affect business, productivity, reliability, and revenue.
Why does a business care? Most of us are aware that hackers are becoming quite sophisticated and attack any size business. These attacks can steal your identity/ information, flood your online flow disrupting business, and break past traditional firewalls.
How does this service help? Filters malicious traffic to allow for clean flow to come through.
THE KICKER!! Integra absorbs the malicious traffic so your Internet bandwidth is not effected.
What are the other benefits?
24/7 security and industry-leading services.
Choice of plans that specifically coincide with each business’ goals for optimal security.
Secures from all angles and in every aspect of business from email to filtering of online anomalies.
Integra Telecom Promotions
Don’t forget about Integra Telecom’s promotion this March. There’s still time to take advantage of new pricing promotions.
Low promotional rates on Integra’s flagship 10M Ethernet Service, popular T1 combinations, and dedicated data T1s.
Ethernet Service: Up to 16 voice sessions- $499 (36 mo term MRR).
Integrated Access Service (SIP Solutions) – ranging from T1 (1.5 Mbps for $299) to T4 (6.0 Mbps for $799)
Each of the 10M Ethernet or Integrated Access Service promotions include Integra’s Feature Pack Plus, which includes features like Premium Voicemail, Call Waiting, Caller ID, 3-Way Calling, Call Forward, plus up to 50 DID numbers.
Add-on packages are available as well: ValuePlan + ISP Package + Online Data Storage ranging from $49 to $89.
Current Integra customers can boost their integrated access bandwidth with additional T1’s. Additional bonded T1 for $199
Integra in The News; September 2011
Every month NWMAP likes to keep you updated on our carriers in the news. This month Integra Telecom made several announcements. For starters, Integra named Ken Worcester as Channel Partner Lead. We’ve been hearing about Integra’s growing Ethernet and IP- based voice services and with Ken as Channel Partner Lead, all sales leads will report to him concerning how they are carrying out the program’s initiatives.
In other news, Integra adds fiber to 50 more buildings, proof of Integra’s very motivated plans to expand consistently now into 2012 and beyond. This means access speeds from 5 Mbps up to 10 Gbps in buildings located in the metro areas of Portland, Ore., Seattle, Phoenix, Boise, Sacramento, and Salt Lake City. Read more: Integra Telecom adds fiber to over 50 more buildings across U.S. – FierceTelecom http://www.fiercetelecom.com/story/integra-telecom-adds-fiber-over-50-more-buildings-across-us/2011-09-20#ixzz1YnV2AVm1
Also, Integra deepens cloud presence with a security service called Cloud Firewall Service (CFS). Find out more: https://nwmap.com/new-from-integra-cloud-firewall-services-cfs
Integra has also partnered with Palo Alto Networks to deliver it’s Cloud-based services, which include a mix of new security services, everything from application visibility and control to URL filtering, Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) and Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS),anti-virus, anti-spyware and file/data content filtering. Read more: Integra Telecom adds Palo Alto Networks’ platform to its cloud services suite – FierceTelecom http://www.fiercetelecom.com/story/integra-telecom-adds-palo-alto-networks-platform-its-cloud-services-suite/2011-08-29#ixzz1YnWlIt90
