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Managing Your Antivirus with Symantec Event Manager for Antivirus (Part III of the SSMS Introduction Series)

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Overview Attend this webcast to learn how Symantec Event Manager for Antivirus helps enterprises manage their antivirus products by providing centralized, cross-tier logging, alerting, and reporting for Symantec and optional select third-party antivirus solutions. Find out how Symantec Event Manager for Antivirus can help you respond more quickly to virus security events, improve your security posture, and lower the total cost of ownership for your antivirus deployments. This webcast is of particular interest to security IT management who are responsible for strategic security decisions, policy setting and learning about how security issues affect business.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Symantec
Live Date	15th September 2003 17:01 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Applications, Security Management, Anti-Virus

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