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	Evaluating Leading Breach Detection Systems | Mastering the Art of Mobile Content Management
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	WEBCAST: Cisco Systems Evaluating Leading Breach Detection Systems Today's constantly evolving advanced malware and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) can evade point-in-time defenses to penetrate networks. Security professionals must evolve their strategy in lockstep to confront these advanced threats before, during and after attacks. Learn more >> WEBCAST: Box Mastering the Art of Mobile Content Management Mobile device usage in the enterprise has skyrocketed in recent years. Join Box's Dominic Grillo and Dan O'Leary, along with Michael Raggo from MobileIron, who will discuss best practices for deploying a mobile infrastructure that allows supportability, anywhere access, security, collaboration, productivity, increased ROI and much more. Learn more WEBCAST: IBM The Next Generation of Big Data Learn about IBM's new and expanded Information Management capabilities now delivered in the cloud. Learn More : RMG Networks Visualizing Gamification with Intelligent Digital Signage When designed and implemented correctly, gamification in business can help businesses motivate performance and increase productivity. Learn More. Learn More WEBCAST: EMC Corporation VIDEO: BACKUP FOR VSPEX Learn about the strength of backup with EMC VSPEX and lead your IT transformation. By choosing EMC VSPEX with integrated EMC backup, you'll be able to accelerate your virtualization deployment. Learn More>>
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