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1 Desktop Security: Making Sure Your Office Environment is Secure

2 LaptopsDesktopsMobile Devices Anti-Virus & Anti-Malware 1. Data Protection 2. Desktop Management & Patching 3. Desktop Security: An Introduction

3 Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware “PC viruses cause an estimated $55 billion in annual damages to businesses.” Malware

4 Data Protection Computing DeviceCorporate Data & Information Security Threats Weak Password Policy Lost Laptops Lost Mobile Devices Employee Data Theft Hackers

5 Desktop Management & Patching

6 Top 5 Problems & How to Solve Them 1.2.3.4.5. ?????

7 Please return to our training landing page to view the next section of our Desktop Security training series.

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