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VIPRE Enterprise Case Study

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Overview Frustrated with the resources being consumed by antivirus/antispyware solutions, Comox Valley School District searched for a new solution and found Sunbelt's VIPRE Enterprise, which offered significant performance advantages and easy, efficient administration and maintenance.

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Publisher	Sunbelt Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2009
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Security Management, Network Security, Security Applications, Anti-Virus, Spyware

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Intel

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portable computers

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Publisher:
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portable computers

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Apple has Georgia on its mind

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Apple's iBooks for schools deal hits snag

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Desktops
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Sony to cough up DRM damages

Sony BMG met lawyers from the firm handling the class action suit in early December and engaged in "virtual round-the-clock settlement negotiations", according to the settlement filing, which has been posted on the Sunbelt Software website.

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Law & Policy
Tags:
rootkit,
sony bmg,
sony

Inside Kaspersky Labs: AV at the cold heart of Russia

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Cisco: Businesses must learn from social networks

Social networks are the best way for companies to understand the future of how content will be distributed and consumed. Though it may sound like an activity relegated to high school and college kids, social networking is going to be the avenue for...

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WebWatch
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myspace,
facebook,
cisco

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