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Managing IT Risk With Symantec Business Critical Services

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Overview The presenter of this webcast discusses how to effectively manage risk with Symantec's Business Critical Services. This solution reduces the exposure to IT risk by providing both rapid reactive service when there is a downtime incident and proactive services to keep downtime from occurring. In this complimentary webcast, based on a recent IDC white paper, the presenter will discuss topics such as system availability and security are of paramount importance; development of a tight vendor relationship via an account manager leads to better support; and proactive services and rapid access to support personnel help to improve system resiliency and uptime.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Symantec
Live Date	19th February 2008 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Management, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt.

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