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Guardian Digital Partners with LinuxCertified to Provide Key Open Source Security Skills to IT Professionals

Guardian Digital Partners with LinuxCertified to Provide Key Open Source Security Skills to IT Professionals


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Guardian Digital Partners with LinuxCertified to Provide Key Open Source 
Security Skills to IT Professionals

In Recognition of the Growing need for Linux security skills & knowledge of 
open source security tools, Guardian Digital, a pioneer in open source 
security, Partners with LinuxCertified, a leading Linux Training Provider.

San Jose, CA June 5, 2002  Guardian Digital, the Open Source security 
company, and LinuxCertified today announced a partnership to make Linux and 
open source security training easily accessible and affordable for its 
widespread user base.

As an increasing amount of organizations turn to Linux for cost-effective 
solutions for business, security issues have become a critical concern. 
LinuxSecurity.com and Guardian Digital bridge the gap between the increased 
risks of being online today with applications for building a secure 
Internet presence.

Guardian Digital Director of Online Operations Benjamin D. Thomas stated, 
"By providing LinuxCertified's classes through the LinuxSecurity.com 
website, we are furthering Guardian Digital's goal to empower IT 
professionals with Linux and open source security knowledge. We believe 
that with the ever-increasing adoption of Linux-based systems in the 
enterprise, it is essential that advanced Linux training and certification 
be easy and readily available to our users."

"LinuxCertified's goal is to enable IT professionals to effectively 
configure and manage complex networks based on open source technologies. 
Clearly, securing Linux and knowledge of open source security tools is 
crucial in such environments," said Rajesh Goyal, Vice President of 
marketing at LinuxCertified. "We are delighted about this partnership, as 
reaching LinuxSecurity.com user base will enable us to achieve our goal."

Under the terms of the partnership, LinuxSecurity.com users will receive a 
discount on classes offered through LinuxCertified. Further information is 
available on the LinuxSecurity portal at 
http://www.linuxsecurity.com/.  LinuxCertified students will have access to 
key whitepapers and software provided by security experts at Guardian Digital.

About Guardian Digital:

Guardian Digital, Inc., the first full-service open source security 
company, is dedicated to providing secure Internet infrastructure solutions 
for business. Guardian Digital produces software to securely manage all 
Internet operations, perform intrusion detection and firewall functions, 
conduct eBusiness, as well as secure turnkey server appliances. Guardian 
Digital products address the increasing demand for cost-effective and 
standards-based platforms for developing a secure Internet presence. To 
learn about Guardian Digital's products and comprehensive service 
offerings, visit Guardian Digital on the Web at 
http://www.GuardianDigital.com or call 1-866-GD-LINUX.

About LinuxCertified:
LinuxCertified's mission is to bring Linux to mainstream IT usage. 
LinuxCertified firmly believes that Linux has an enormous potential, as it 
crosses over from the early adopters to the more mainstream users. 
LinuxCertified's goal is to help this transition by providing Linux trained 
and certified professionals and Linux certified products that cater to 
mainstream users rather than early adopters. LinuxCertified is a group of 
professionals from both inside and outside the computer industry with great 
enthusiasm for Linux.
http://www.linuxcertified.com


Contact:
Jennifer Olson
Guardian Digital, Inc.
201-934-9230
press@guardiandigital.com

and

Rajesh Goyal
LinuxCertified, Inc.
408-314-6700
rajesh@linuxcertified.com

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