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In the first of SearchSecurity.com's three-part guide on selecting antimalware products, this document takes a look at the business and technology issues associated with them and provides expert guidance on the benefits you can reap by taking advantage of the various types of antimalware solutions.
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Botnets pose a serious threat to your network and they rival the power of today’s most powerful cloud computing platforms. These “dark” clouds, controlled by cybercriminals, are designed to silently infect your network. This paper details how to protect against the risk of botnet infection with security gateways that offer comprehensive UTM.
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This exclusive resource takes an in-depth look at next generation firewalls (NGFWs), discussing their benefits, challenges, and how you can get the most value from them.
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This brief yet informative resource reveals the four questions you must ask when evaluating potential multilayer network security products to ensure you get the most out of your new investment.
EGUIDE:
Improve your enterprise security with threat intelligence services, as presented in this e-guide, and learn what you can expect when you hire an incident response provider to handle your ongoing crisis.
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Discover how the Zero Trust Model can help you secure the multiple endpoints accessing your network and prevent the spreading and loss of sensitive data. In addition, uncover the five data security design patterns that will help you implement this strategy successfully.
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This is the third piece in SearchSecurity.com's three-part guide on antimalware products. This expert asset, written by security researcher Mike Rothman, takes a deep dive into the requirements that should seal the deal in terms of final considerations when purchasing an antimalware solution.
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Gain an in-depth look at today's most popular domain name system (DNS) attacks and the defense tactics against them. In addition, uncover how a DNS firewall can help keep your organization safe.
