Jim Engineer, a spokesperson for e-Security, said the company's site is
  hosted by an outside vendor, HostPro, Inc., a subsidiary of Micron
  Electronics. All maintenance of the server, including security patches,
  are the responsibility of HostPro, according to Engineer.

  "Obviously, we expect them to be proactive about security measures. We
  are in the process of consolidating this function in house so we can do
  an even better job," said Engineer, who reported that the site is purely
  informational and the defacement did not affect e-Security's partners'
  or customers' information security.

  CompassSecurity ensures that only authorized individuals have access to
  a web- based application.  Where traditional password protection fails,
  CompassSecurity provides positive ID via a hardware "key," user name and
  password. Sensitive materials and services can now be securely accessed
  over private or public networks.