It is no great surprise that network and application usage is dramatically changing the way networks are designed, managed and protected. Bandwidth is increasing and users are becoming more technically savvy. At the same time, the growth of insecure Web 2.0, Software as a Service (SaaS), Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), social networking and streaming media applications has increased the need for greater traffic inspection. Firewall-evasive techniques, convergent online information and port-hopping have added new opportunities for the spread of malicious content and code.
Traditional approaches to network infrastructure are failing to meet the combined demand for unrestricted throughput, deep security and granular control. In most cases, the need for throughput has won out, and security and control have been compromised.
Join this web seminar to learn:
The mounting security implications of an application-centric network
How to manage application diversity and bandwidth growth
Best practices in regaining control over network traffic
How SonicWALL E-Class Network Security Appliance (NSA) Solutions give back control without compromising performance.
Sponsored by SonicWALL
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It is no great surprise that network and application usage is dramatically changing the way networks are designed, managed and protected. Bandwidth is increasing and users are becoming more technically savvy. At the same time, the growth of insecure Web 2.0, Software as a Service (SaaS), Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), social networking and streaming media applications has increased the need for greater traffic inspection. Firewall-evasive techniques, convergent online information and port-hopping have added new opportunities for the spread of malicious content and code. 
