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In
This Issue:
Network Associates Announces Expert
Services This new service brings together veteran industry
expertise from the Sniffer® Technologies and McAfee® Security
product lines into one strengthened unified organization. By
centralizing industry, product, and education knowledge in network
optimization and security, this service will address the growing
convergence of network and security management. Expert Services is
focused on providing enterprise customers with professional
consulting services and hands-on educational courses to ensure
successful strategy and execution for network and security
objectives. Read
more.
Tip of the Month—Protecting HTTP Traffic from Today's
Blended Threats Today's blended threats—like Code Red, Nimda,
Klez, and Bugbear—combine different forms of attack on corporate
systems. In addition to spreading via email, they also make use of
network vulnerabilities, which allow them to spread via the HTTP
protocol. It is essential in today's environment to have HTTP
protection in place. One of the most efficient ways of doing this is
by installing an integrated hardware and software solution, such as
a McAfee WebShield® appliance. This appliance sits behind your
firewall, intercepting traffic as it enters and leaves your
organization. With a solution like this in place, viruses and
malicious code will get identified, and stopped, before they get the
chance to infiltrate your network and start costing millions of
dollars in clean up costs. Additionally, since McAfee WebShield
appliances scan SMTP, POP3, HTTP, and FTP traffic, you get multiple
protocols protection, all in the one device. Read more about the
WebShield appliance product range, here.
Get the Most from Your Investment with McAfee
University The more you know about how to use the McAfee
Security products, the more you can benefit from them. Our new
McAfee Security University offerings can help you to get the best
value from your investment.
In North
America, we are currently offering two classes in eight
cities.
- McAfee
Intranet Defense covers VirusScan®, NetShield®, and ePolicy
Orchestrator™. For a full description, click
here.
- McAfee
Perimeter Defense covers GroupShield® and WebShield. Read
more.
There are
three convenient ways to register:
- Register
online here. -
By phone at 1-866-764-3337. - By email at McAfeeU@nai.com.
In EMEA,
we're currently offering four classes in a variety of
locations.
- TVD-101-AVA—AV Administration for VirusScan, NetShield, and
ePolicy Orchestrator
- TVD-201-GRP—Mastering GroupShield for AV Administrators
- TVD-301-WEB—Mastering WebShield for AV Administrators
- TVD-901-LVW
—Live
Virus Workshop
For more
information and scheduling details, please email: educationEMEA@nai.com.
Learn How to Protect Your Enterprise with One of Our
Free Seminars The longer a virus remains unchecked within
your enterprise, the more it will cost to eradicate it. Left
unchecked, viruses can take your company down, costing you
thousands—if
not millions—of dollars in lost productivity and missed
opportunities. By attending a regional seminar, you can help arm
yourself against the business complications that result from a virus
infection. Learn
more.
Join the McAfee Beta Test Program McAfee beta
software provides our customers with the opportunity to test
forthcoming product releases within their own environment and to
report any problems found. The aim of the beta team is to ensure
that McAfee products are released with no known defects. Help us to
achieve this goal by becoming a McAfee beta tester.
Current beta
products:
- VirusScan
Enterprise
- CleanBoot
- Scan engine
4240
- ePolicy
Orchestrator
- VirusScan
ASaP
Read more at: http://www.mcafeesecurity.com/beta/
In
the News DOD Signs Deal
for McAfee Anti-Virus Suite By William Jackson September
23, 2002
News
Briefs Federal Computer Week September 23, 2002
Secure
Your E-Mail By Diane Poremsky October 2, 2002
Savvy
Bugbear Spreading Faster than Klez By Edward
Hurley October 4, 2002
Bugbear Virus, a
Bugaboo for PCs, Spreading Rapidly By Paul Roberts October
4, 2002
Virus
Update: Bugbear Worm Continues to Spread By Sebastian
Ripley October 7, 2002
Bugbear
Internet Worm Slowing Down, Researcher
Says Reuters.com October 8, 2002
McAfee
AVERT Stinger By Mary Landesman October 9,
2002
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