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The Critical Piece to Your Network Security Arsenal - Network Configuration Management

With the increased number of cyber attacks and the overall complexity of enterprise networks today, IT professionals are challenged with the daunting task of protecting networks from known and unknown malicious activity. While traditional security solutions and services are being deployed to protect the network, devices continue to fall victim to attacks. Many organizations are looking outside the "security application box" to other solutions that can more effectively secure, manage and maintain critical devices throughout the network. One particular application category IT professionals are turning to is Network Configuration Management.

In this paper you will learn how proactive, intelligent configuration management solutions arm organizations with a new, enhanced layer of network security. In addition, this document will explain how configuration management solutions dramatically reduce the time, resources and dollars required to properly configure, monitor and manage devices throughout a heterogeneous network. White Paper: The Critical Piece to Your Network Security Arsenal - Network Configuration Management

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