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Overview In the past year or more, there has been a surge in pests. Over 25% of the pests that PestPatrol detects were created in the first half of 2004. The surge in pests has been accompanied by a surge in user need for good anti-pest products, and thus a surge in anti pest products. The pest problem thus brings about a user problem: which product to choose, and is any of them good enough? To find a product that is good enough, you will need to answer some basic questions, which are described in this paper.

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Publisher	Computer Associates International	File Format	HTML
Date Published	July 2004	Downloads	8
Format	White Papers
Topics	Anti-Hacking, Security Management

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