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Step by Step Guide for Procuring Next-Generation Antivirus

Carbon Black • December 6, 2017  
Step by Step Guide for Procuring Next-Generation Antivirus

If procurement requirements are not established and met before purchase, implementing a next-generation antivirus (NGAV) solution can be a costly undertaking. Investing time and brainpower in a disciplined procurement process helps your organization make the most informed decision regarding the solution. Doing this also puts your organization in a better position to understand and mitigate any risks associated with moving the selected solution into production.

Download this guide that outlines a procurement process you can use and customize when upgrading to NGAV.

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