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How Secure Is Your Web Collaboration Solution?

As your enterprise establishes preferred provider standards for web collaboration (web conferencing, team workspaces and more), reviewing your collaboration service providers security architecture, functionality and processes should be an important consideration especially since your users will be sharing highly confidential business data externally with customers, partners and suppliers. Attend this webinar to learn the best practices framework you can use to ensure that your web collaboration solution meets the highest level of security. About the Speakers Charles Cresson Wood is Senior North American Editor for the journals Computers & Security and Computer Fraud & Security Bulletin, as well as a monthly columnist for Computer Security Alert. In the security field since 1979, he is an independent security consultant and has done information security consulting work with many Fortune 500 companies. Mr. Wood has authored over 300 technical articles and six technical books and is recipient of Computer Security Institutes Lifetime Achievement Award. Randy Barr serves as the Director of Security for WebEx Communications worldwide and oversees the companys global security infrastructure and most recently achieved the prestigious WebTrust Seal and SAS70 Type II reporting for WebEx. Prior to his appointment as Director of Security, Barr held several management positions within WebEx. Barr brings more than 10 years of IT and leadership experience from the healthcare, gaming and hightech industries. All you need to attend is : A 56Kbps Internet connection or better Computer speakers for the audio Netscape 4.x or Internet Explorer 4.x (AOL users: AOL 5.0 and above only) Linux Users Please Note: To use the current Java client you will need to update to the latest version of Mozilla 1.7.3. Firefox/Mozilla. Using FireFox. Click Here To Set Up The WebEx Event Manager installed before the event Click Here To Set Up . NOTE: This plugin will not install if your browser has high security settings or you do not have administrative rights on your PC.

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