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Sophos Case Study: Holy See
Overview The Holy See's information technology infrastructure is complex. The network managed by the Internet Office needed protection from data leakage and network access risks. Assessing computers and enforcing compliance with the Internet Office's security regulations was a challenge for the company. Having adopted Sophos solutions to protect its clients and IT infrastructure from web and email-borne threats, the Holy See enhanced its existing Sophos security solutions by introducing Sophos NAC Advanced to ensure compliance with defined security regulations and to guard its network from the potential dangers of remote network access.
| Publisher | Sophos | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | January 2009 | ||
| Format | Case Studies | ||
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