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Phoenix Trustconnector Government: Securing Government-Owned Devices and Networks

Overview Everything governments do depends on information - whether it's as mundane as vehicle registrations, as personal as health records of public employees, or as sensitive as an investigation into a national security breach. Because information is so critical to good government, no government responsibility is more important than protecting data integrity and confidentiality. By deploying Phoenix Technologies TrustConnector on all network endpoints - especially on mobile and wireless systems - government agencies can significantly harden their networks against malicious code and spying.

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Publisher	Phoenix Technologies	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2005	Downloads	7
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Applications, Security Management, Network Security

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