Web threats pose a broad range of risks, including financial damages, identity theft, loss of confidential business information, theft of network resources, damaged brand or personal reputation, and erosion of consumer confidence in e-commerce. The most effective approach for fighting Web threats will employ multiple layers of protection and incorporate a range of protective measures. Download this paper to learn more. »

AV-Test.org performed endpoint security benchmark testing on five market-leading Enterprise endpoint solutions from Symantec, McAfee, Microsoft, Sophos and Trend Micro. The test doesna??t just score how well a product can detect file-based threats (Infection Layer), but includes the ability to block the threat at its source (Exposure Layer) and detect/block the threat during execution (Dynamic Layer). Click here to see the results. »

Applying standard desktop security solutions to virtual desktop infrastructures (VDI) may lead to sub-optimal performance and negate any cost savings expected from the move to virtual desktops. VDI-aware endpoint security is key to maintaining performance and productivity of all virtualized desktops without compromising the privacy and security of either the system or the user. Download this paper to learn how the right endpoint security for virtual desktops will help your enterprise achieve cost and efficiency advantages from virtual desktops. »

Because traditional anti-virus solutions are not designed specifically for virtual environments, they can create significant operational issues such as anti-virus storms, resource wastage and administrative overhead, and hamper your organizationa??s objective for maximizing VM densities. This paper details the results of a benchmark test conducted between Trend Micro Deep Security, McAfee Total Protection for Endpoint and Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 in virtual environments. »