Army chooses Intrusion Inc. to guard Fort Hood Internet

May 4, 2005
RICHARDSON, Texas, 3 May 2005. Intrusion Inc. announced today it received an order, for $1 million, from the U.S. Army at Fort Hood, Texas for its Common Criteria certified SecureNet Pro Network Intrusion Prevention/Detection system.

RICHARDSON, Texas, 3 May 2005. Intrusion Inc. announced today it received an order, for $1 million, from the U.S. Army at Fort Hood, Texas for its Common Criteria certified SecureNet Pro Network Intrusion Prevention/Detection system.

This latest purchase will enhance the Army's capability to automatically block network-based intrusions from outside, internet-based attacks as well as internal exploits, often times referred to as back-door or Trojan attacks.

"Intrusion stepped up with the tools, training, and tactics when the U.S. Army at Fort Hood needed them," stated LTC Edward J. Morris, Jr., Commander, 1114th Signal Battalion and Director of Information Management (DOIM) at Fort Hood. "Now, we're ready to see, focus and act to eliminate the threat."

Intrusion's highly accurate SecureNet system is combined with an innovative Security Status Review (SSR) management process deployed by numerous Army sites to protect Department of Defense computers and networks from harmful intrusions, spyware infections and other malicious attacks. The SecureNet family includes a full range of high-performance, network-based Intrusion Prevention/Detection sensors, Host-based Intrusion Prevention agents, spyware prevention signatures supported under the company's SecureNet SpySnare offering and a comprehensive security management and forensics system, SecureNet Provider.

Ben A. Bittle, Intrusion's director of product management, explained, "The engineering teams at Intrusion worked with Army personnel at Fort Hood to help execute the SecureNet battle plan required to protect the Army's critical infrastructure. We continue to appreciate the Army's confidence in SecureNet and our SSR security support as we expand the Network Intrusion Prevention implementation at Fort Hood."

Fort Hood is the largest active duty armored post in the United States, and is the only post in the United States that is capable of supporting two full armored divisions. In addition to the 1st Cavalry Division and the 4th Infantry Division, Fort Hood is also home for the Headquarters Command III Corps, 3d Personnel Group, 3d Signal Brigade, 13th Corps Support Command (COSCOM), 13th Finance Group, 89th Military Police Brigade, 504th Military Intelligence Brigade, the 21st Cavalry Brigade (Air Combat), the Dental Activity (DENTAC), the Medical Support Activity (MEDDAC), Army Operational Test Command (AOTC) formerly TEXCOM, and various other units and tenant organizations.

Intrusion Inc. is a leading global provider of regulated information compliance, entity identification systems, data privacy protection products, and network intrusion prevention and detection solutions. In addition, Intrusion Inc. offers deployment technologies along with security services for the information-driven economy. Intrusion's product families include the Compliance Commander for regulated information and data privacy protection, TraceCop identification and location service, Intrusion SpySnare for real-time inline blocking of spyware and unwanted P2P applications, and Intrusion SecureNet for network intrusion prevention and detection. Intrusion's products help protect critical information assets by quickly detecting, protecting, analyzing and reporting attacks or misuse of classified, private and regulated information for government and enterprise networks. For more information, see www.intrusion.com.

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