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The Art of Protection
Colleges take a network-driven approach to client security

Seeking to adequately secure their users, college and university IT managers – like Detjen Jones at Tucson's Art Center Design College – deploy integrated hardware and software tools to protect against threats large and small.

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Improving Security One User at a Time
6 tips to help launch an identity management system

The biggest IM challenges are to simplify authentication and authorization, establish policies for identity-proofing students, define policies for federated access, and set up centralized management for access to resources. Here are best practices that can help.

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Trend Micro Enterprise Security Suite
This tool can provide defense-in-depth protection

This gateway-to-endpoint security solution delivers multilayered and multithreat protection. Reduced cost of ownership and centralized administration make Enterprise Security Suite an attractive option for budget-constrained organizations of all sizes.

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Client-Side Virtualization
Learn new ways to create secure end-user platforms

It's common when thinking about virtualization technology to focus on the server side. But moving forward, the client side will take on a greater role in deploying new operating systems, maintaining those systems, and ensuring their stable and secure use.

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Client Virtualization for Education: Improved security and long-term cost savings on hardware and staff are a few of the benefits of virtualizing clients.

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