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The Demand for Proactive Endpoint Security: CA's Integrated Threat Management Vision

Overview All companies face growing threats from an increasingly broad set of complex and challenging computer software attacks. These threats include not only viruses of all kinds, but also the more recent threats of spyware, spam, rootkits, keyloggers and many other categories of malware. The result of these attacks is sometimes just reduced employee productivity, but in many cases the result is a significant decrease in critical service availability, and sometimes severe financial harm to the company as a whole. This paper considers the elements of an effective threat management solution, and discusses the CA vision for integrated threat management.

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Publisher	CA (Computer Associates)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2007	Downloads	15
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