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disruptive technology
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disruptive technology
A new technology that has a serious impact on the status quo and changes the way people have been dealing with something, perhaps for decades. Music CDs all but wiped out the phonograph industry within a few years, and digital cameras are destined to eliminate the film industry. The most disruptive technologies in history have been the telephone, the computer (and all of its offshoots) and the Internet.


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It monitors the network to catch hidden malware and disruptive applications that traditional security products fail to detect; it collaborates with "in-the-cloud" threat management services for a more detailed analysis of the customer threat environment; and it then performs network-ivide cleanup and policy enforcement on me infected endpoints.
Ultimately, they could end up being a godsend for many carriers at a time when disruptive applications like Skype are threatening carriers' voice ARPUs.
New, configurable alerts New operational alerts are triggered when user-defined thresholds are crossed, giving customers the ability to more easily track propagation of new and potentially disruptive applications through the enterprise.
 
 
 
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