Engendering Effective Web Security on a Tight Budget (or How to Have Your Security Cake and Eat It)
Overview The Internet has changed beyond anything could have foreseen just five years ago. It is no longer a browsing medium: it is full of Web 2.0 applications, real time communications challenges and a whole range of threats that are designed to piggy back on this new usage. The presenters of this webcast will explain how Internet usage has changed and how the perception of IT may not match what the users are actually doing, resulting in the security controls being by-passed. The presenters will show how to regain control, reduce costs and still maintain an effective level of Internet security.
| Publisher | Reed Elsevier | ||
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| Live Date | 24th March 2009 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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