AirTight eyes large enterprise market with its latest release

Dan Jones, Mobile Editor

May 31, 2006

1 Min Read
AirTight's Security MOM

Wireless startup AirTight is hoping to reach bigger customers in the security market with new software that includes an über-management console aimed at users who want visibility into multiple sites.

The company claims to be the first wireless intrusion detection firm to introduce a "manager of managers," or MOM for short, for large users that want to oversee and get security alerts from a number of sites. Denis Tsu, VP of marketing at the startup, says that the firm has tested the console managing up to 70 servers in the lab.

Tsu says that users are already testing the software but he's not ready to name them yet. However, he hints that they include a "large fast-food firm" and a "large semiconductor manufacturer."

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— Dan Jones, Site Editor, Unstrung

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Dan Jones

Mobile Editor

Dan is to hats what Will.I.Am is to ridiculous eyewear. Fedora, trilby, tam-o-shanter -- all have graced the Jones pate during his career as the go-to purveyor of mobile essentials.

But hey, Dan is so much more than 4G maps and state-of-the-art headgear. Before joining the Light Reading team in 2002 he was an award-winning cult hit on Broadway (with four 'Toni' awards, two 'Emma' gongs and a 'Brian' to his name) with his one-man show, "Dan Sings the Show Tunes."

His perfectly crafted blogs, falling under the "Jonestown" banner, have been compared to the works of Chekhov. But only by Dan.

He lives in Brooklyn with cats.

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