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Network perimeter defense tutorial with Joel Snyder

Network perimeter defense tutorial with Joel Snyder

Date: Mar 06, 2006

In this special enterprise network perimeter defense tutorial presentation, learn about the basics of intrusion defense. Joel Snyder defines the network perimeter and the technologies crucial to success, including corporate intrusion detection systems and content filtering technologies.

About the speaker:
Joel Snyder is a senior partner with consulting firm Opus One in Tucson, Ariz. He has worked in IT for more than 25 years.

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