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Enterprise network content monitoring best practices

Enterprise network content monitoring best practices

Date: Dec 14, 2011

From data loss prevention to database activity monitoring and digital rights management, there are a bewildering variety of technologies available to help you protect your organization’s data.

In this webcast, we take a strategic look at enterprise network content monitoring and help you develop an appropriate set of controls for your organization.

Specific topics covered in this webcast include:

• Identifying the goals of your enterprise content monitoring program
• Using data loss prevention technology to prevent accidental or intentional leaks of sensitive information
• Deploying database activity monitoring to detect unusual and/or unauthorized activity
• Creating an electronic safe for your content with digital rights management
• Putting together the pieces to develop a solid enterprise content monitoring solution

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