Businesses
today are plagued by increasing economic and security threats such as
malicious viruses, spyware and identity theft. This is handcuffing IT
managers who are constantly driven to improve processes and customer
service models. IT managers know that a built-in defense means a more
secure system and stopping security threats before they reach the
operating system is critical.
Here is where Intel? vPro?
technology comes into play. PCs with Intel vPro tecnology can inspect
both the inbound and outbound traffic for viruses, worms and other
malware. It can then quarantine the PC if it should become infected
thereby stopping the virus from spreading. System security is also
boosted through Intel?a Virtualization Technology (Intel? VT), a core
technology within Intel vPro technology, which allows for separate
independent hardware-based environments inside a single PC so IT
managers can create a dedicated, tamper-resistant service environment
where certain tasks or activities can run independently, invisible to
and isolated from PC users.
Join this live, interactive
eSeminar, the first in a three-part series sponsored by Intel, and hear
directly from security experts and Intel executives: - How by
utilizing the built-in virtualization capabilities of Intel vPro
technology you can run a virtual environment outside of the main OS.
- How you can improve security and check network traffic through the virtual "security appliance"
- How vendors such as Symantec are working with Intel to further enhance system security
Featured Speakers Mike Ferron-Jones, Manager, Digital Office Platform Marketing Team in Intel's Digital Enterprise Group Neil MacDonald, VP Distinguished Analyst - Gartner Research David MacLeod, Director, Information Protection and Assurance & Chief Information Security Officer, Regence Michael Krieger, VP, Market Experts Group - Ziff Davis Media
Sponsored by Intel Corporation
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