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Webcast: A Strong Acceptable Use Policy Protects Your Company and Your Employees

Overview If your employees have Internet access, you need to develop and deploy an effective Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) that addresses the legal and business risks associated with casual Web surfing, spyware, IM, and P2P applications. Find out how during this on-demand Webcast from St. Bernard Software.

Hear Nancy Flynn, Executive Director of the ePolicy Institute and Jennifer Hackett, St. Bernard Software Product Manager, explain why a properly enforced AUP should be the linchpin of your business's online risk management plan.

You'll learn how an effective AUP that's grounded in best practices can help you:

Protect your IT systems and data
Reduce your company's legal exposures
Overcome regulatory challenges
Meet your business goals

This Webcast also features expert advice on enforcing your AUP using St. Bernard's iPrism dedicated Internet-filtering appliance. Find out how the content-aware iPrism and its exclusive iGuard database work to manage the electronic risks that can otherwise threaten your business.

All attendees will receive a free Risk Analysis Report of their organization's exposure to Internet-based threats, and a free ePolicy Guidebook that contains AUP templates that can be customized for their organization.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	St. Bernard Software
Live Date	13th September 2005 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Applications, Security Management

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