Tips to secure your network against data theft

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Part A: The changing intellectual property theft landscape

Burgess explains how the IP theft has changed over the past few years. (6:41)

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Part B: How networking pros can prevent data theft

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Part C: User engagement as a network security strategy

Burgess lays out the best strategies to keep network and data safe and your users productive. (2:58)

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Read more of Burgess' thoughts, and some caveats, in the recent article on network security and user trust, or find more general advice on our network security homepage.

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