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sponsored by Websense, Inc.
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21 Jul 2009
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Premiered:
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21 Jul 2009
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Audio
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Podcast
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
The conjunction of technologies and the monetizing of hacking have resulted in a web environment where no websites, legitimate or not can be trusted. On top of this, security pros are also tasked with dealing with "enterprise 2.0" - the struggle between the benefits of Web 2.0 and the security risks, as well as the obsolescence of traditional security technologies.
Listen to this beneficial podcast, featuring Mark Small of Websense Inc., to learn everything you need to know about protecting your organization 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
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Speaker
Mark Small
Vice President, Enterprise Sales US, Websense
Mark Small is vice president of enterprise sales at Websense, where he is responsible for driving sales and ensuring customer satisfaction for large and mid-size enterprises across all regions of North America. Mark brings to Websense a wide range of expertise stemming from nine years of executive sales, product management and merger and acquisition experience in the IT security industry, in addition to a diverse business management career across multiple industry segments and technologies. Prior to joining Websense, Mark served as vice president of sales, Americas for Code Green Networks. Before Code Green Networks, Mark was senior vice president of sales at McAfee, Inc. where his responsibilities included enterprise security sales, emerging products and the Government, Health and Education vertical market. Mark also held key positions in sales, sales management and strategic alliances during his career at Oracle Corporation. In 2003, Mark was asked to share his expertise by speaking on a US Congressional panel on cyber security. Mark holds a bachelor of arts degree from the University of California, Davis.
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