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Endpoint Security and Virtualisation
By Webroot | 4/10/2012
Besides form factor, virtual systems are not really that different than physical systems. They both use the same operating systems and applications. They both present users with computing resources such as RAM and hard drives. Consequently, the ability to exploit vulnerabilities in a physical environment will present a significant threat to virtualised environments as well. This paper examines the different endpoint security methods for virtualised environments and presents how Endpoint Protection security provides optimal performance, protection and manageability.
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Endpoint Security and Virtualisation
By Webroot | 14/1/2013
Besides form factor, virtual systems are not really that different than physical systems. They both use the same operating systems and applications. They both present users with computing resources such as RAM and hard drives. Consequently, the ability to exploit vulnerabilities in a physical environment will present a significant threat to virtualised environments as well. Learn more.
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FAQs: How to break the old trade-off between effectiveness against malware and speed
By Webroot | 14/1/2013
Faster scans and better virus detection - can they do that? What’s wrong with traditional antivirus? Find out more.
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Providing effective endpoint management at the lowest total cost
By IBM | 21/2/2012
Endpoints, otherwise known as servers, workstations, laptops, mobile devices, and virtually any other network-connected device, are critical components that enable business to be transacted. Properly implemented, endpoint management ensures continuous compliance with IT policies, regardless of where the machines are located and what type of network they are connected to.
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Reinventing Antivirus
By Webroot | 14/1/2013
Traditional antivirus products are based on signature recognition performed on endpoints. That is a failing strategy for a number of reasons. It is no wonder most information security experts question the ability of signature-based antivirus products to block the newest and most dangerous forms of malware. Read more.
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