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Anti-Spyware Software: Securing the Corporate Network

Overview Spyware is a categorical name for any program that tracks user's online activities and secretly transmits information to a third party. The effects of spyware range from annoying interruptions, like pop-up ads, to security breaches and loss of intellectual property. The pervasiveness of spyware in corporations today illustrates the extent to which businesses are making themselves and their data vulnerable to unknown outside parties, such as competitors, hackers, or advertisers.

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Publisher	Webroot Software	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	August 2004	Downloads	112
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security, Security Management, Anti-Hacking, Spyware

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