Reducing Endpoint Risks in Large, Distributed Enterprises: eSeminar

Reducing Endpoint Risks in Large, Distributed Enterprises: eSeminar
Tuesday, 11th December 2007
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Reducing Endpoint Risks in Large, Distributed Enterprises: eSeminar

Gartner estimates that each personal electronic record affected by a data breach costs companies at least $90. Other surveys claim that cost can be as high as $140 per lost customer record.

From the legal obligation to protect customers' records to the increasingly strict compliance requirements around safeguarding confidential information, every organization understands the need to protect data on endpoints - on desktops, laptops, and smartphones, etc. The question becomes - what is the best and most cost-effective way to do it?

In this eSeminar, James O. Macomber, the Information Security Strategist from a Leading Fortune 100 aerospace company, discusses how and why they chose an enterprise data protection solution. He talks about:

Risk Mitigation — Implementing protection for laptops, mobile devices and ports to cope with everything from emerging compliance standards to the need to safeguard confidential data and sensitive personal information
Planning — Identifying the best, most cost-effective way to protect data in centralized as well as decentralized environments
Integration — Evaluating solutions for the ability to integrate with existing infrastructure (such as Active Directory), transparency to end-users, and other advantages
Deployment — Easily implementing a solution across thousands of system types and across multiple locations—as well as within customer and partner organizations

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