Astaro to Host "Security at the Perimeter of Your Business" Webinar

Since the dawn of the Internet age small businesses have often struggled with security issues. From malicious to deliberately targeted security attacks, the continued evolution of threats can put constant strain on a small business IT staff.

 

On Thursday, April 9, 2009, Astaro (News - Alert), a leading vendor of network security appliances, will host a free webinar addressing these issues for the small business market including the evolution of security measures from the simple firewall through the most modern Unified Threat Management (UTM) appliances on the market.

 

The webinar, titled “Security at the Perimeter of your Business”, is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET / 11:00a.m. PT.

 

Angelo Comazzetto, product manager at Astaro, will discuss the advantages of the UTM approach to security, as well as provide insight into the single security as a point of failure.

 

In addition, Comazzetto will discuss the advantages of the UTM approach to security.

Key features of solutions to network security will also be covered including: Network, Web, and E-mail Security; the company’s modular approach to sales an sizing, and where they expect the market to go in the future.

 

Comazzetto has spent the past five years educating customers on the best ways to apply Astaro technology to their networks. He has over 12 years of technical experience and specializes in ensuring customers get the most from their Astaro products.

 

In his role with Astaro, Comazzetto speaks at various tradeshows and events, and also crafts videos and technical publications found online.  He holds two Bachelor's of Science Degrees from DeVry Institute of Technology, one in Business Information Systems and the other in Business Administration.

 

TMCnet Group Managing Editor Erik Linask (News - Alert) will moderate the event, which includes a live Q&A after the webinar. Linask oversees the daily operation of TMCnet, which delivers news, information, videos, white papers, podcasts, and more to three million visitors each month. He is also a contributor to TMCnet as well as TMC’s (News - Alert) IP Communications publications.  

To sign up for the free webinar, please visit the TMCnet webinar page here.