Network Security White Papers

Understanding the Value of Outsourcing Network Security Services

Overview In order to best protect network, administrators should possess the highest level of expertise possible. Many in-house Security Administrators are concerned primarily with password management, firewall monitoring, addressing email spam and eradicating viruses. But today's security experts need to be well versed in spyware, intrusion detection and prevention, phishing, web scams, identity management, compliance reporting and patch management - as well as any new type of threats that today's sophisticated hackers might invent.

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PublisherMotorola File FormatPDF
Date PublishedOctober 2008
FormatWhite Papers   
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