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Insider Threat Benchmark Report & Strategies for Data Protection by Aberdeen Group

Overview This research report by The Aberdeen Group discusses key findings from 88 companies surveyed to determine the degree by which best-in-class organizations are utilizing a security solution to address the risk of the insider threat, also referred to as "data leakage" or "data loss prevention". In the report you will find Key Business Value Findings, Implications & Analysis and Recommendations of Actions.

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Publisher	Apani Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2006	Downloads	7
Format	White Papers
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