By Calvin Biesecker The defenses that organizations need against cyber attacks require integrated solutions pieced together from multiple vendors, the cyber security firm Narus says in a survey of security professionals released yesterday. "Realizing that one company cannot possible offer technology and services to cover the vast needs among organizations, cyber security vendors must cooperate with each and form a 'cyber security ecosystem' and to offer more value to their customers," says, Narus, which is a subsidiary of Boeing [BA].…
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