Most users now know to steer clear of email phishing scams that come in the form of unsolicited emails with URLs. But what if an engine could help you weed out these threats before they reached your inbox? With 85 percent of unwanted emails known to include malicious URLs you need converged email and Web security that goes beyond what antivirus and legacy security solutions offer. Websense^® Security Labs^™ experts share the evolution of IT threats and reveal how you can protect your organization in this new video. See how the Websense Advanced Classification Engine (ACE), part of the Websense TRITON^™ system, provides real-time classification that can help eliminate malware and protect against data-stealing attacks.

The Websense ThreatSeeker^® Network discovered more than 3,000 viruses not detected by the top five antivirus engines during the course of just one week.

Is your organization having difficulty keeping track of the volume and complexity of Web, email, and data security threats? Find out how Security-as-a-Service (SaaS) can help. This white paper examines the security challenges organizations face and provides criteria to help you evaluate SaaS solutions.

A licensed operator of the National Lottery in the United Kingdom shares how Websense unified content security helped detect threats missed by antivirus and other solutions. Find out how the Camelot Group met stringent security standards, prevented the loss of confidential data and secured employees’ use of email and social networking sites.

See how Websense, Blue Coat, Cisco, and McAfee Web gateways stack up. Join our On-Demand webcast for a brief overview of independent tests conducted by Miercom. The tests measured each vendor in malware detection and blocking, Web 2.0 site content control, data loss prevention, and ease of management.

By Rich Mogull, Securosis L.L.C.
Email is the single most important communications tool of any company, and we've had years to manage its various security risks, but it turns out some relatively recent changes in both how we use email, and how the bad guys leverage it, make it worth rethinking our email security strategies.

Old security companies approach email threats in a reactive manner. But what happens when hackers change their strategies? See why analytic systems are a requirement in today’s security solutions. You'll discover how to stay ahead of hackers who outsmart antivirus companies and their old-fashioned approach to email security.

Email, arguably an organization’s most widely used method of communication, is also the reason for security concerns with many emails today containing links to compromised websites. Organizations can no longer view email security as separate from Web security. Instead, users must deploy a data loss prevention solution that spans across both channels to protect against inbound threats and outbound data loss. To learn how to protect your organization against Web, email, and data threats check out the Buyer’s Guide to Data Loss Prevention Solutions.