Endpoint Security Fundamentals Part 3: Building the Endpoint Security Program

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In the final part of this series, Mike Rothman, analyst with Securosis, takes the steps and enforcement controls discussed from parts 1 and 2 and examines how to build a real-world, defense-in-depth security program – one that is sustainable and one the does not impede business productivity.

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Endpoint Security Fundamentals: Part 3 Building the Endpoint Security Program

Today’s Speakers Mike Rothman Analyst and President Securosis, LLC Jeff Hughes Director, Solution Marketing Lumension

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