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Arbor Peakflow X Provides Cost-Effective Security for Investment Bank Thomas Weisel

Overview Thomas Weisel Partners (TWP) is an investment bank specializing in the growth sectors of the economy including the technology, healthcare and consumer sectors. TWP's IT staff was spending too much time in often unsuccessful attempts to identify and block a growing number of worms, viruses, Botnets and other malware, including zero day attacks. Arbor Peakflow X has given TWP's IT staff a better view into network traffic. This allows the IT team to detect and block attacks, and to shut down unauthorized network use, without the need for multiple, costly point solutions or added workload for the IT staff.

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Publisher	Arbor Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2007	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Network Security, Security Applications, Spyware

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