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Asia Pacific Region - Spyware and Increasing Security Risks - Proactive Protection for the Enterprise Client

Overview Although spyware and adware have existed for several years, it is within the last year that combating these threats has become one of the highest priorities for enterprises and home users alike. A 2005 Forrester survey of IT decision-makers found that 40% of respondents did not know how many systems in their organisation were infected with spyware. This webcast is targeted at the Asia Pacific Region and will provide guidance to enable you to focus on proactively protecting your enterprise from spyware and increasing security risks, through robust client protection, centralized management and ease of administration.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Symantec
Live Date	20th May 2005 03:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Management, Spyware

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