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Due to the growing threats and the challenge presented by limited resources, there is an increasing desire to partner with a service provider for the deployment and management of endpoint protection solutions. In fact, a recent Managed Security in the Enterprise report stated a majority (61 percent) of those surveyed are embracing managed security services for some or all of their IT security needs with two thirds reporting they are understaffed. To provide relief for IT departments in the face of increasing threats and staffing challenges, Symantec is offering Symantec Managed Endpoint Protection Services, which are composed of deployment, management, and 24x7 monitoring for endpoint protection technologies.
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| Format: | Webcast |
| Date: | Jul 2009 |
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