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Managed Security: Is Partnering Right for You?

Overview Join this webcast to learn how Cisco Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) can ease your network protection burden while allowing you to focus on your core business objectives. Managed security services can range from services as basic as providing a firewall solution for a small company to comprehensive security management for every access point on large, distributed networks. Cisco MSSPs can function as an extension of your IT or network security department, providing the expertise you might not have in house.

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Publisher	Cisco Systems
Live Date	21st December 2004 03:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Management, Network Security

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