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Preventing Malicious Spyware And Other Malware In the Extended Enterprise:Why Mobile and Remote Users Need New Threat Protection Software

Overview Is your enterprise currently being affected by malicious spyware or other malware? Are you still using legacy technologies to protect your company against new threats? All PCs, especially those outside the corporate network, are vulnerable to attacks. No longer are signature-based technologies enough. Please join Neil MacDonald, VP Distinguished Analyst, Gartner Research, and Vlad Gorelik, CTO, Sana Security, for an educational webcast on preventing malicious spyware and other malware in your extended enterprise. These industry experts will talk to you about a layered approach to threat protection that requires no signatures, no updates and no user intervention.

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Publisher	Sana Security	File Format	HTML
Date Published	July 2005	Downloads	2
Format	Webcasts
Topics	Security Applications, Security Tools, Spyware, Security Management

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