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Webcast: Best Practices for Defeating Spyware

Overview The financial motivation for stealing or damaging corporate information is tremendous and is reflected by a proliferation of spyware across the enterprise. In fact, today spyware is a leading security concern in businesses of all sizes.

Listen as Forrester Analyst and security expert Natalie Lambert, and David Mitchell, Senior Product Manager for Sophos, discuss why spyware is so dangerous and what you can do to defend your business against it.

Hosted by James Hilliard of TechRepublic, this on-demand Webcast addresses these important topics and more:

What is spyware and what types of threats does it pose?
Industry trends and the future outlook for spyware
Best practices for integrated threat protection

Listen to the Webcast -- sponsored by Sophos and now available on demand -- to get expert tips and advice for securing your corporate data and defending your network against the onslaught of spyware that threatens all businesses today.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Sophos
Live Date	20th July 2006 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Firewalls, Security Tools, Anti-Hacking, Security Applications, Network Security, Denial of Service, Security Standards, Knowledge and Data Management, Best Practices, Intrusion Detection Systems, Anti-Virus, Security Management, Spyware

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