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Loudcloud opts for a bit of security

Feeling vulnerable? Loudcloud may have just the ticket...

By Ben King

Published: 21 November 2001 16:55 GMT

Managed service provider Loudcloud has added four new security products to its product portfolio.

The company will now offer vulnerability analysis, intrusion detection analysis, application code review, and application attack simulation, in addition to its digital certificate management and access control services.

Loudcloud, established by Netscape founder Marc Andreesen, recently won the contract to run the government's UK Online portal.

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