Upcoming Webinar

Protecting your firm's IT resources - a look ahead to 2010 and beyond
In association with Secure Computing

Date: Wednesday 8 October 2008, 3pm UK time
Duration: 60 minutes

The world of IT security is changing.

Technologies such as software-as-a-service and virtualisation are enhancing the local IT topology and making it more efficient.

But what about the security of this complex - and in many cases - brand new IT environment? How can the hard-pressed IT manager protect the company's computing resources?

And what about the arrival of social networking and other Web 2.0 computing experiences? How do you apply security effectively to a next-generation multi-protocol IP environment?

This Webinar will attempt to detail and discuss all these issues - and more - whilst answering many the security questions that today's IT managers are concerned about.

This Webinar will:

-Outline Secure Computing's vision of pro-active, reputation and application-centric computing.
-Explain how flexible and hybrid delivery systems can ease the pain of transition.
-Help attendees understand how Collaborative Oriented Architecture changes the IT security landscape (for the better).
-Learn what you can do to prepare your organisation for Security - 2010-style.

Register here.

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