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Web Security Market Research and Industry Analysis

Take an in-depth dive by reading the latest web security whitepapers and analyst reports.

How bad are the bad guys? – The changing nature of Web security threats

This independent paper from senior analyst Jon Collins at FreeForm Dynamics considers how Web-based security threats are evolving, within the context of IT trends including mobile, home computing and other forms of remote access that could potentially increase the attack surface of the companies. It defines the scale and types of threat, what to look for in a web security solution and compares the different types of technological approach available to companies and the processes that need to be considered for effective protection.

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Technology Audit: Webroot Web and Email Security

This in-depth analysis examines functionality, operation and product strategy of Webroot’s email and web security software-as-a-service solutions. Overall, Butler Group believes that in terms of functional breadth and delivery capabilities, Webroot is certainly among the best solution providers in the target market, and the company’s technology roadmap and strategic initiatives point toward continued relevance in the lower end of the SME market.

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Web Security SaaS: The Next Generation of Web Security

This paper describes the next generation of Web security. It outlines solutions that focus on increasing overall security effectiveness and reducing the burden on IT departments. It describes the challenges facing many SMB environments today and identifies critical elements that make for lower-cost and easier-to-manage Web security solutions.

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Protecting the Network: State of Internet Security Report

The most recent State of Internet Security focuses on Protecting the Perimeter. Many fundamental business activities - marketing, advertising, customer support, research - are Web dependent. Increasingly, the Web is now considered the number one delivery method for malware which poses a significant security challenge to businesses of all sizes. Webroot conducted a survey of Web security decision makers in the US, UK, Australia and Canada and found that while the Web is widely understood as the primary attack vector, businesses still have gaping holes in their security strategy. The report discusses security best practices for Protecting the Perimeter to keep your business and your network safe.

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Why Security Saas Makes Sense Today

Corporate IT teams are waging a significant security battle on two fronts these days: stopping attacks via the Web and through email. They are tirelessly trying to protect their networks against known and unknown viruses, spyware and phishing attacks. However, the more complex these threats become, the more infrastructure companies have to bring in-house, sending capital expenditures through the roof.

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SaaS Secures in Uncertain Times

In a tight economy, IT managers are faced with more challenges than ever. Budgets are shrinking, Web and email threats are increasing, and administrators are tasked with providing more support with fewer people. As organizations rethink how they manage critical security functions, industry experts are recommending the SaaS model. Learn how you can save money and simplify management with Webroot Security SaaS.

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Webroot Web Security Webinars

Learn more about Webroot Web Security through a webinar

Web Security Showdown – Learn about current web security challenges. See why you should choose Web security as a service (SaaS). Understand the head-to-head comparisons of Webroot vs. other Web security solutions.

How to give better mobile user protection – View this technical presentation and see why our Web Security Service is the BEST strategy to seamlessly protect your mobile users in a Web 2.0 world.

Webroot Web Security Customer Testimonials

See how organizations just like yours protect their networks and save time and money with Webroot Web Security.

Lester Aldridge

Lester Aldridge is a leading law firm with over 350 staff based across four sites in the UK. The firm was securing and filtering its email messages with Webroot E-Mail Security Software as a Service (SaaS), but it was lacking a proactive Web security solution. The team needed to prevent Web-based malware attacks, enforce corporate Internet policies, and protect users who work remotely as well as on-site. Webroot Web Security SaaS provided the flexible, comprehensive protection Lester Aldridge needed.

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Toshiba

The Toshiba Corporation is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of electronics, with a global reach of 161,000 employees on six different continents. Webroot Web Security Service protects 600 of the company’s mobile and corporate employees by providing advanced web filtering, real-time threat protection and easy-to-use Internet policy enforcement. Managers especially appreciate the in-depth reporting features and web traffic summaries. Find out how Webroot is helping the IT team at Toshiba save time and money.

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Sunco Cabinets

As a small business, Sunco Cabinets needs network security that is highly effective, easy to manage and affordable. The company trusts Webroot to secure its entire network, allowing the busy IT Manager to save time, money and worry. He can handle any question about network security with a single phone call. Cloud-based web filtering works alongside award-winning antivirus and antispyware software to deliver complete, multi-layered protection against web threats. Email security and business continuity services ensure secure and continuous corporate communication, no matter what happens. Learn more about the other benefits Sunco is seeing – including a 30-40% boost in email server performance.

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Richmond Ambulance Authority

The Massachusetts Association of Insurance Agents (MAIA) provides educational resources and networking opportunities for approximately 10,000 agents across the state. Like many companies, MAIA was concerned about dangerous Web-borne malware that employees might unknowingly bring into the network. The IT team had attempted to secure the system by employing a firewall, but they knew the solution was not robust enough to meet the increasingly complex malware environment. MAIA needed more powerful Web protection that would proactively block viruses and spyware while enabling administrators to monitor online activity.

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Massachusetts Association of Insurance Agents

The Massachusetts Association of Insurance Agents (MAIA) provides educational resources and networking opportunities for approximately 10,000 agents across the state. Like many companies, MAIA was concerned about dangerous Web-borne malware that employees might unknowingly bring into the network. The IT team had attempted to secure the system by employing a firewall, but they knew the solution was not robust enough to meet the increasingly complex malware environment. MAIA needed more powerful Web protection that would proactively block viruses and spyware while enabling administrators to monitor online activity.

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