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New Frontiers for Threat Processing

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Overview More than ever before, the threats of intrusion and data disruption represent clear dangers to enterprises of all sizes. Threats are hiding in ever growing traffic volumes and high speed links are already allowing worms to spread worldwide in less than 30 minutes. Consider, then, the evolving role of the organization tasked with preventing these attacks - and the changes that must take place in traditional threat assessment and management products to give them a fighting chance. This paper examines these threats and the remarkable capabilities that are now in place to thwart them.

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Publisher	LSI	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2008
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security, Security Applications, Security Management

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