In this document, you will find out how to improve security and usability by safely removing the constraints of traditional perimeter security products.
SafeNet also presents an interview with one of the leading authorities on Information Security – John Pescatore, Vice President and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner. It covers a range of pressing topics and issues such as:
- The most significant security challenges facing IT organizations today and how organizations are dealing with these issues
- What key technologies need to be integrated to address today's top security requirements
- What role the end-user has in dealing with security threats
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