Net Optics VP of Technology to Discuss Challenges of Cloud Deployment at CloudCon Summit 2011

AIRPORT CITY, ISRAEL--(Marketwire - Nov 16, 2011) - Net Optics, Inc®., the leading provider of intelligent access and monitoring solutions, today announces that Sharon Besser, VP of Technology, will be addressing the audience at CloudCon Summit 2011 on the challenges faced by companies seeking to virtualize their networks. Besser will speak on November 17 at 11:35 a.m. at the Avenue Convention Center in Airport City, Israel.

Besser's speech will provide insight into hypervisor virtual network monitoring challenges and the necessary steps companies must take to prepare for cloud migration. Besser will address the security risks and vulnerabilities cloud environments present, the limitations of current solutions and will provide recommendations for executives aiming to move toward virtualization. Executives from Google, IBM, Symantec, and HP will also be speaking at the summit.

CloudCon is Israel's largest cloud conference and aims to advise senior enterprise executives on a range of virtualization topics including the decision to transition to public or private cloud, network monitoring and security of the cloud and what to consider when comparing cloud services.

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About Net Optics, Inc.
Net Optics is the leading provider of Intelligent Access and Monitoring Architecture solutions that deliver real-time IT visibility, monitoring and control. As a result, businesses achieve peak performance in network analytics and security. More than 7,000 enterprises, service providers and government organizations -- including 85 percent of the Fortune 100 -- trust Net Optics' comprehensive smart access hardware and software solutions to plan, scale and future-proof their networks through an easy-to-use interface. Net Optics maintains a global presence through leading OEM partner and reseller networks.