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Oct 2025
A statement from our CEO
A HUGE thank you to an alert
client!
We were made aware of a firm co-opting our federally
registered
trademark with
the addition of "USA".
Don't be confused
with their marketing
campaign that
demands $19,000 to continue services!.
This is NOT our group!
We are taking full legal
action. Thank you to our client base!
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Oct 2024
Are we serious about
security, read on. A client for a major municipal water
facility asked for an independent assessment of our strategy and
their network security. As you know security is a major concern
for cities and we welcome any, and all assessments and feedback
toward improvement. The assessment group could not access anything
from the outside and asked that our group remove the security! What!
Afterward, the group praised the strategy, implementation and level of security training for the
utility. The general manager of the utility stated that “we’ll
continue to be a Fort Knox for municipal security with our Colorado
Networks partner”.
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April 2021
- Expanding the company presence in support of our client's needs...
Lone Star Networks opens its doors to serve the unique needs of our
Texas clients.
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Announcing the expansion, Jeff Beauprez
stated. "This is a huge growth area for the company and the
explosion of business growth within the region. Our offerings of
critical security and operational stability validate the opening of
a presence in Austin TX. Jeff stated, "Honored to be a part of the local music scene and a huge Stevie Ray fan!"
- Oct 2015
- In a joint
development with its European office, Colorado Networks & eVanics
announce "Opdringen".
The Flemish/Dutch translation for "intrude"; both organizations
express their excitement with the co-development and extension of a
"bleeding edge" cyber security evaluation and penetration program.
The product expands the ability for both organizations to evaluate
and offer security evaluations to mid/high-market companies to meet their
fiduciary and business requirements.
- Feb.
2012:
- Colorado
Networks adds network time reference to its services
nist.colorado-networks.com
Colorado Networks Inc., in
partnership with The National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST), will offer access to top level (Stratum 0/1) network time standard for
network synchronization within datacenters
along with financial
organizations. Time stamping of financial transfers is a
critical component of security measures and Colorado Networks is
honored to be part of the select providers world wide.
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