No Website Can Be Trusted! - Websense

Posted by John B. Frank Wednesday, July 29, 2009

STATE OF THE THREAT ABSTRACT:

The conjunction of technologies and the monetizing of hacking haveresulted in a web environment where no websites, legitimate or not canbe trusted.

On top of this, security pros are also tasked with dealingwith "enterprise 2.0" - the struggle between the benefits of Web 2.0and the security risks, as well as the obsolescence of traditionalsecurity technologies. View this beneficial videocast, featuring Mark Small of WebsenseInc., to learn everything you need to know about protecting yourorganization from today's Web threats, including:

A Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 comparison
Why traditional security technologies like anti-virus and URL filtering are not effective with Web 2.0
Why users often must bypass security policies in an effort to better the business
Best practices for creating a new approach to Web security
The benefits of subjective policy setting- because integrated policies yield effective control

To listen to the PODcast please click here

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