ForeScout Invited to Showcase New Technology for Business Continuity at DEMO 2004Top Companies in Innovation and Market Potential Demonstrate New Products |
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SAN MATEO, Calif. —February 10, 2004—ForeScout Technologies, Inc. announced today that it has been chosen as part of a select group of companies to showcase its groundbreaking technology at the DEMO 2004 conference next week in Scottsdale, AZ. Each year, 65 of the industry's most unique new products are exhibited at the show, chosen for demonstrating significant innovation, and being backed by a capable management team with resources to bring it to market. This year ForeScout, which provides business continuity for enterprise networks by mitigating massive worm outbreaks, will exhibit a new alert service based on its patented technology.
"DEMO has earned a reputation for identifying new trends in technology and the companies that are addressing these trends with innovation," said Chris Shipley, executive producer of the DEMO Conferences. "ForeScout is clearly providing innovative solutions to some of the biggest challenges in information security and business continuity. We are excited to invite ForeScout to participate in our conference and are looking forward to seeing them demonstrate how the new product will affect the market." "We appreciate being invited to an event that has been a launching pad for so many great products over the years," said Kent Elliot, CEO of ForeScout Technologies. "Our successful approach to keeping networks productive during worm attacks puts us in a great market position, and we are very pleased with the recognition and sales traction we continue to receive." |
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About DEMO 2004
The annual DEMO and DEMOmobile conferences focus on emerging technologies and new products, which are hand-selected by executive producer Chris Shipley from across the spectrum of the personal technology marketplace. Top executives from the leading hardware and software technology companies, venture capitalists, journalists from key industry publications and industry analysts attend the DEMO and DEMOmobile conferences to preview the most promising products and technologies for the coming year. DEMO is held in February each year and features approximately 60 new companies, products, and technologies. DEMOmobile is held each fall and features approximately 35 new mobile technologies. For more information, visit www.demo.com. |
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About ForeScout Technologies, Inc.
ForeScout's clientless network access control (NAC) solutions enable customers to implement and enforce network access policies of both managed and unmanaged devices in both a pre and post connect mode to gain complete control over network security without disrupting end-user productivity. ForeScout's flagship product, CounterACT, combines network access control and signature-less intrusion prevention in a single network appliance that interrogates and enforces controlled access of every device while seamlessly integrating with any existing IT infrastructure. ForeScout's NAC is completely transparent and enables enterprises to tailor enforcement to match the exact level of each policy violation, eliminating disruptions during device interrogation. Today, Fortune 500 corporations and government agencies have deployed ForeScout appliances globally controlling access to their networks and resources, defending against hackers and self-propagating malware, and ensuring business continuity. ForeScout's headquarters are located in Cupertino, California. |
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Corporate Contact
Nancy Renzullo
ForeScout Technologies
408.213.3194
pr@forescout.com
Media Contact
Samantha Leggat
Lux Communications
925.447.5300
samantha.leggat@earthlink
.net
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