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Rolta's eSecurity services

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BANGALORE: Rolta India Ltd, the CAD/CAM/GIS solutions and services provider has launched RoltaSecure - eSecurity Portal Services - a service that helps organisations, in real time, to ensure the availability, confidentiality and integrity of their worldwide network and computing resources, according to a press release.

These 24x7 services for a worldwide network cost less than Rs 300 per day, a fraction of the cost that an organisation would incur for a dedicated eSecurity employee, the release states.

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