Protecting Data & Assets in 2016

Kane Lightowler, Bit9 + Carbon Black | Kane Lightowler, Bit9 + Carbon Black

18-Jan-16 12:00

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The market for enterprise endpoint security was reported at 4,755.4 million USD in 2014 and is expected to grow of up to 7.72% till 2019, with Asia Pacific taking the lead in adoption rate in coming years. We speak to Kane Lightowler, Managing Director for Asia Pacific and Japan for Bit9 + Carbon Black to talk about the outlook for Asia Pacific and why companies should not rely on traditional endpoint antivirus security and how to stay protected in 2016.

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