Outsmarting the New Malware

Steve Crutchfield Director of product marketing at McAfee, Inc., where he is responsible for the strategic marketing direction, product positioning, and go-to-market strategy for the McAfee system security and vulnerability management product lines. Since joining McAfee in 2001, he has had wide-ranging re-sponsibilities, commencing with the strategic marketing direction for system security management, including McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, the Trusted Connection initiative, and managed services for small businesses. Prior to joining McAfee, he worked at Kanbay Incorporated, where he held a variety of positions including security product manager and marketing manager within the Asia-Pacific region.

Abstract

Whether you are responsible for ensuring the availability of your enterprise network or you are a chief technology officer or information security manager, you will likely ask yourself these questions: How much should I spend on security? Am I more secure today than I was yesterday? What metrics can I use to measure whether my security is improving or not? When can I stop patching so I can get back to doing real work?

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