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Innovation for Security Defense: A Unified Strategy for Enterprise Security

Overview Emerging security threats require innovative technologies and services that enable organizations to be more proactive and get ahead of the threats. Familiar antivirus and firewall solutions are no longer sufficient because every new software iteration introduces new vulnerabilities and malware authors make a concerted effort to exploit user weaknesses. Consequently, IT organizations need highly adaptable security solutions that help them fight these threats as, or even before, they emerge. In this webcast, hear Chenxi Wang, a principal analyst at Forrester, discuss IT security defense along with David Grant, a Rational Watchfire Marketing Executive. Drawing on a deep, evolved understanding of today's security threats, IBM provides a unified strategy for enterprise security.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	IBM
Live Date	1st July 2007 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Network Security, Security Applications, Security Standards, Security Management, Best Practices

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