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Podcast: Preventing Digital Crime - Government Regulation or Industry Standards

Overview Digital crime incidents are rising rapidly as criminals become ever more sophisticated and ambitious. Organized crime is now taking an active role in electronic thefts. This leaves businesses with mounting financial losses and the additional cost of keeping perpetrators at bay. Security administrators need to be more proactive about preventing attacks, making vulnerability assessments a crucial tool in their portfolio. Learn more in part two of this four-part Podcast series.

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Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Qualys	File Format	Podcast
Date Published	August 2006	Downloads	138
Format	Downloads
Topics	Monitoring Systems, Industry Standard Protocols, Anti-Hacking, Anti-Virus, Network Security, Security Applications, Security Standards, Security Management, Network Design, Denial of Service, Security Tools, Intrusion Detection Systems, Spam - E-mail Fraud - Phishing, Best Practices, Sarbanes-Oxley, Spyware, Cyber Security, HIPAA, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, SEC Rule 17A-4

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