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SecureLogix Corporation has formed a sales and marketing relationship with View Communications, a provider of voice and IP communication systems and services for enterprises across the U.K.

 

As part of the agreement, View Communications will market, sell and provide integration services for the SecureLogix ETM System to its customers and prospects across Europe.

 

Giving details of SecureLogix ETM System, officials said that it is a comprehensive voice and unified communications network security, optimization and management platform for the enterprise.

 

It enables customers to dramatically reduce telecom expenses and enhance business operations by protecting voice and data network resources from telephony-based attack and abuse, optimizing telecom resources and expenditures and simplifying voice network management.

 

“Through our work with SecureLogix, we can provide customers with the best and most complete voice and U.C. security solution available,” said Andrew Carter, technical director of View Communications, in a statement.

 

“But perhaps the most amazing aspect of this relationship is our ability to demonstrate the rapid payback on the purchase of SecureLogix solutions through its network management and optimization capabilities,” said Carter.

 

In the current economy, he said, customers are acutely aware of their budgets, and this world-class voice and UC security system can show a terrific return on investment through increased usage visibility and reduced telecom expenses.

 

“We’ve been experiencing significant sales growth in the U.K. and Europe and View Communications will provide additional expert sales and new customer acquisitions in these important markets,” said Joe O’Donnell, vice president of business development for SecureLogix.

 

SecureLogix, is a unified communications intelligence and security company. SecureLogix claims that its 5th generation solutions enable customers to save money through securing and optimizing IP Telephony and legacy voice networks, allowing confident migration to tomorrow’s UC environment.