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Reducing Downtime Costs With Network-Based IPS

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Overview Every year the CSI/FBI computer crime survey contains data about organization losses due to security breaches; respondents to that study report lost assets due to cybercrime, and past surveys have shown average losses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars per organization. The true equalizer is downtime. All sizes and types of organizations around the globe experience downtime due to successful attacks. But what is the impact of those threats? How much does that downtime cost organizations? This paper gives an overview of how companies of all sizes are affected by security downtime, and discusses how implementing network-based IPS can drastically reduce the costs associated with security downtime.

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Publisher	Infonetics Research	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security

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