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Why Organizations Are Not Fully Protected by Standard Security Technologies
Overview Spam filters, anti-virus scanners, web blockers, and intrusion detection/prevention technologies are important security tools, but they still expose organizations to substantial risks of data loss while often lulling IT leaders into a false sense of security. This paper documents how these risks pose real dangers to organizations that need to protect their customer data as well as their own business strategies, intellectual property, and non-public financials. It concludes by explaining how Vericept products prevent needless data losses that can result from gaps in standard security technologies.
| Publisher | Vericept | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | November 2006 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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