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Making the Case for Enterprise Security: AT&T's Defense In-Depth Approach

Overview In the late 1990s, confronting serious and continuing threats to the security of its internal communications, AT&T deployed firewalls, intrusion detection systems, antivirus programs, spam filters, and Web surfing controls, duplicated multiple times across the company's 3500 locations.

The resulting security came at a high cost, driving the company's security and IT managers to seek a simpler and more efficient security solution. All information that moves across LANs or WANs must cross the network, they reasoned, so why not centralize security there?

Find out what steps AT&T took and the results in this white paper.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	AT&T	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2005	Downloads	750
Format	White Papers
Topics	Anti-Hacking, Security Applications, Network Design, Network Security, Local Area Networks (LAN), Denial of Service, Security Standards, Access Technologies, Best Practices, Diagnostics and Analysis, Intrusion Detection Systems, LAN - WAN Standards, Anti-Virus, Security Management, Network Disaster Recovery, Telecom Security, Wide Area Networks (WAN), Firewalls, Security Tools

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