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Microsoft Executive Circle Webcast: Strategy Days General Session: Protecting and Accessing Business Assets

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Overview Technology threats are becoming faster, more advanced, and increasingly profit-motivated. Business must be able to readily assess the overall security state of its IT environment; easily enable and configure protection against known and unknown threats; and quickly identify, contain, and recover from any attack that occurs. At the same time, business must be able to easily and securely establish, monitor, and control access to corporate information and resources for employees, partners, and customers across a wide range of applications accessible from any location or any device. This webcast focuses on the ways in which Microsoft is committed to providing a comprehensive set of security and access solutions that enable IT staff to address security threats, so business can continue operating as productively and efficiently as possible.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	18th April 2006 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Asset Management, Security Management

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