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Business Description |
Sophos enables enterprises to secure and control their IT infrastructure. Our network access control, endpoint, web, email and encryption solutions simplify security to provide integrated defenses against malware, spyware, intrusions, unwanted applications, spam, policy abuse, data leakage and compliance drift. We protect over 100 million users in nearly 150 countries. |
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Product Description |
Sophos offers industrial-strength protection against viruses, spyware, spam and policy abuse to business users. At the heart of the company is a team of skilled product developers, programmers and technical support staff. Along with sales, marketing and administration staff, they are committed to providing customers with unrivalled expertise, service and support. In addition, Sophos`s global network of high-security research laboratories carry out 24-hour analysis to ensure rapid response to any new virus, spyware or spam threat anywhere in the world, irrespective of time zone. |
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White Papers
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3 Simple Steps to Better Patch Security
Security experts estimate that 90% of successful attacks against software vulnerabilities could be prevented with an existing patch or configuration setting. Still, many computers in organizations remain un-patched and unprotected. In this whitepaper, we'll explain three best practices for improving your security and compliance with patch assessment.
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4 Principles of Effective Threat Protection
Today your organization is able to support your business processes with tools that include web storefronts, social networking and software as a service (SaaS), whether you work in a small or medium-sized business (SMB) or a large corporation.The trouble is that criminals have targeted the web-connected technologies that serve reputable businesses so well.
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5 Tips to Reduce Risk from Modern Web Threats
Learn how you can rest assured you are doing everything possible to protect your organization. It’s a daunting task, but it’s very achievable—particularly if you have the right security partner by your side.
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8 Threats Your Anti-virus Won’t Stop: Why You Need Endpoint Security
News headlines are a constant reminder that malware attacks and data leakage are on the rise. High-profile incidents that make big news might seem out of the ordinary. Yet businesses of every size face similar risks in the everyday acts of using digital technology and the internet for legitimate purposes. This paper outlines eight common threats that traditional anti-virus alone won’t stop, and explains how to protect your organization using endpoint security.
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Applications, Virtualization and Devices: Taking Back Control
Employees installing legitimate, but unauthorized, applications are a real and growing threat to business security and productivity. Removable storage media and wireless protocols make the challenge of securing data even more complex. This paper explains why control is important and highlights how integrating this functionality into malware protection is the simplest and most cost-effective solution.
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Webcasts
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Stop Non-Compliant Endpoints from Accessing Your Network
Changes in the business environment require IT departments to open network resources to enable productivity. But both managed and unmanaged (and unauthorized) computers pose a security risk to an organization.
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Trial Downloads
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Sophos Email Appliances - Free 30 Day Trial
Sophos Email Appliances deliver secure, intelligent and reliable protection from viruses, spyware, spam and policy abuse for enterprise email networks. Compact and easy to manage, they feature a hardened operating system with optimized software, automatic updates, a highly functional user interface and preset policy options.
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eWeek Podcasts
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Malware Threats in the Enterprise
In this eWEEK Podcast, Senior Writer Matt Hines interviews Ron O`Brien, senior security analyst at applications maker Sophos, about the shift among malware code writers toward building threats that specifically target business users.
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Security at a Crossroads
IT managers might be feeling more secure today, but that may be a false sense of security. Threats are evolving, as random as ever, and the attacks that do happen are more sophisticated and damaging.
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Research Reports
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Sophos Security Threat Report 2007
Cybercriminals continue to invent increasingly cunning ways to exploit human and computer vulnerabilities to steal and extort money from computer users and companies. Our latest security threat report describes the latest threats, highlights their growing complexity and looks at what the likely trends are for 2007.
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Sophos Security Threat Report 2008
A recent survey showed that only 30% of computer users thought that 2008 would be a better year for internet security. Despite improvements in technology, hackers have responded by upping their game. Their focus remains financial gain, and new methods to steal from users and companies emerge. The Sophos security threat report discusses recent attacks and gives predictions for 2008.
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Sophos Security Threat Report 2011
Last year’s cyber attacks, like Aurora and Stuxnet, demonstrates that malware lurks everywhere and tricks even the most scrupulous user. Sophos threat experts see 30,000 new malicious URLs each day—70% of which are legitimate websites that were hacked. Let this new Sophos 2011 Security Threat Report be your weapon in the battle against malware. It describes the significant threats of 2010, what to watch for in 2011, and more importantly, what one needs to do to get ahead of them.
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Sophos Security Threat Report Mid-Year 2011
Malware is complex, seemingly everywhere and is often difficult to stop. To stay secure, it's vital to understand how recent threats work. Constant vigilance is necessary, but you don’t need to go it alone. Sophos has the technology tools to help you combat security threats.
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Sophos Security Threat Report Update July 2007
The Sophos Security Threat Report July 2007 examines in detail the latest trends in malware for the last six months, and also confirms that cybercriminals are turning to the web as their main vector of attack. If you are responsible for network security at your business you cannot afford not to find out more and download this detailed report.
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Technology Briefs
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Top 5 Threat Protection Best Practices
Today’s corporate networks face a barrage of threats, ranging from malware to accidental data loss. Learn how to protect your endpoints and your network against an ever-growing body of threats.
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Tools
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Product Demos
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