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Nov 10, 2009 |
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If you were a hacker, would you rather attack Bank of America or Bob's Bike Shop? If you are a smaller organization, is your data less valuable? The reality: mid-size organizations face as many, if not more, threats. Why? You have less time and resources dedicated to protecting against every risk. Find out the cost savings and protection benefits that are achieved when you take a methodical approach to closing your security gaps. Read more. |
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Access Control
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Encryption
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Internet Security
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Intrusion Detection
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Intrusion Prevention
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Policy Based Management
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Risk Management
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Security Management
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When attacks and threats bring down the network or release your customer names to the web, you have to move fast-and pay a premium-to get a fix in place. At the end of the day, the hidden costs of reactive point solutions can exceed the price of a proactive, orchestrated solution by 40 percent or more.
The best security is something you never notice or think about. It is a cell phone that never buzzes, an absence of emails flagged "HIGH IMPORTANCE," a chance to leave your laptop in the office. The irony is that when you do a great job with security, it becomes invisible to your users. But effective security can help you lead your business to new successes and keep it out of the data loss news.
That's the kind of security Fortune 1000 corporations invest heavily in-with solutions put together after careful consideration of each aspect of their infrastructure. However, the average IT guy at a midsize business does not have the luxury of time and budget. Instead, security for smaller companies is a constant series of fire alarms.
What can the average-size company learn from corporate giants? The answer is simpler than you might think: piecemeal security products don't protect well, they cost more to deploy, and they're harder to manage. Their hidden costs take time and money away from other business needs.
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