Overlooked Web 2.0 Security Threats and the Seven Best Practices to Protect Your Business

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Overlooked Web 2.0 Security Threats and the
Seven Best Practices to Protect Your Business
 Web 2.0 adoption has spawned a rapid new breed of and sophisticated malicious attacks via both web and email-changing the nature of today’s threat landscape. Attacks are now targeted, sophisticated and hidden in web pages and mobile code. The traditional signature-based and negative-security-model solutions that you probably have in place today are leaving your organization defenseless against these sophisticated Web 2.0 threats.

In this informative Webcast, you’ll learn about emerging threats, best practices for asset protection, and the essential components of an effective Web gateway security solution.

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