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No horsing around with IT security

When it came time to circle the wagons, horse-blanket maker WeatherBeeta decided to call in the experts to protect its perimeter.

Australian-owned WeatherBeeta specialises in clothing to protect horses from the elements, both as a wholesaler and as the name behind the Horseland retail franchise.

Security was a top priority when the company ditched an expensive frame relay network connecting its headquarters in Australia with operations in New Zealand, the US and Britain. No horsing around with IT security - Technology - theage.com.au

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