Choose a Web security module.

Web security protects your data and users:

From modern Web malware that antivirus
software can’t see
On info-sharing sites like Facebook, Dropbox, webmail, and wikis
With flexible policies that enhance productivity and make it safe to take full advantage of the dynamic Web

Today’s Web is dynamic.
You and 2 billion others use it every day.

It’s a risky place for data.
Security threats target confidential names, numbers, and other data.

Legacy solutions are no longer enough.
Antivirus products and URL filters can’t detect today’s clever, complicated Web threats.

Websense offers 24/7 Web protection with:

Real-time content analysis
Zero-hour malware detection
Enterprise-class data loss prevention

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Web
2

email
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data
4

results

What’s the best choice for you?

(you can change your choice later)

Complete, real-time content security

Secures social networking, blocks zero-day threats, and prevents confidential data loss

Partial Web security

Prevents or limits access to unproductive and inappropriate sites, as well as malware-infected pages or sites

Minimum security

Blocks access to unproductive and inappropriate sites

None - I am satisfied with my current Web security solution.

Choose an email security module.

Email security protects confidential data by:

Scrutinizing inbound email for malicious links, files, or other threats
Giving you tight control over data leaks in outbound email

Incoming email puts you at risk.
80% of incoming email is spam, often with links to malicious websites. The other 20% can carry infected files, invasive scripts, and other security risks.

Outbound email can leak confidential data.
Employees often send sensitive data to personal email accounts so they can work from home. Or they may send sensitive data by mistake. Either way puts your data at risk.

Websense offers 24/7 email protection for:

Inbound threats, including blended Web and email attacks
Outbound data loss prevention (DLP)

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Web
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email
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data
4

results

What’s the best choice for you?

(you can change your choice later)

Yes

Get the most comprehensive email coverage in the industry – at the lowest cost

No

Choose this option if you know you already have complete email protection

Choose a data security module.

Data security protects confidential information:

In databases, file servers, and other places within your company
Via email, Web posts, printers, laptops, and mobile devices outside your company

Data is your company’s lifeblood.
Financial records, customer lists, credit card numbers. Confidential data is your company’s lifeblood – and a major security target

Good security prevents data leaks.
Policies protect your data, but it’s easy to accidentally send it in files, emails, or unsafe applications. One mistake can result in lost productivity, reputation, and future sales.

Tight controls for regulatory compliance
Simplified management and reporting
Deep (not “light”) DLP in email and Web
Options for network DLP, endpoint DLP, and discovery modules for finding sensitive data throughout your network
And a comprehensive DLP suite

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Web
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email
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data
4

results

What’s the best choice for you?

(you can change your choice later)

Yes

Protect databases, personal information, business data, intellectual information, and other confidential assets

No

Choose this option if you’re sure you have adequate DLP

Support

Webinar: Introduction to Personal Email Manager for Websense Email Security

Article Number: 000001937

Products: Email Security

Versions: N/A

Webinar Date

April 2009

Overview

In this webcast we would like to share recommendations for deploying Personal Email Manager for Websense Email Security. Personal Email Manager is a free application which monitors specially configured Websense Email Security queues and notifies users if they have blocked inbound or outbound email. Personal Email Manager can significantly reduce the administrative overhead involved with searching and releasing messages.

The webcast will cover best practices concerning deployment options, installation and configuration considerations.

Introduction to Personal Email Manager
Deployment and Installation Considerations
Best Practices for Queues Configuration
SSL Certificate Management - Self-signed Certificates and CA Certificates

Link

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View slides (PDF): Click Here

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