For Immediate Release

Sana Security Discusses Detection and Removal Strategies for Protecting Personal Information from Harmful Rootkits

San Mateo, CA - January 26, 2006

What:
Sana Security’s Dr. Matthew Williamson, senior research scientist, and Jeremy Pickett, security practices manager, will address the hype surrounding rootkits and the latest malware discoveries while exploring the inefficiencies in modern-day protection mechanisms in a webcast titled, “The Dangers of Rootkits: Protecting your PC from Hidden Attacks” on Tuesday, January 31, 2006.

The presentation will lay out the sneaky behaviors of rootkits, the primary use of such malicious software and propose detection, removal and prevention strategies to secure machines. Additionally, Sana’s speakers will address:

• Why rootkits are dangerous
• The most up-to-date discoveries around malware and rootkits
• What can be done about rootkits

Date/Time:
Tuesday, January 31, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET

Location:
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About Sana Security

Sana Security creates award-winning enterprise security software that is autonomous, aware of environment change, adaptive to new threats and active in preventing attacks before they do harm across mission-critical computer systems.

Sana Security's suite of managed, standalone and clientless products improve security and business continuity for large enterprises and government organizations on servers, personal computers, and industrial systems, while driving the emerging standards for simple, secure computing in an Internet-connected world. Sana Security is headquartered in San Mateo, Calif. (Silicon Valley), with offices in global business and technology centers. For more information, visit www.sanasecurity.com or contact the company by phone at 650.292.7100

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