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Hello folks, we've just posted the final installment of our January 23rd issue of Network Computing. In this issue, we've got a terrific feature on the state of security by Greg Shipley. Here's a quote from Greg. You don't have...
January 20, 2003
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Hello folks, we've just posted the final installment of our January 23rd issue of Network Computing. In this issue, we've got a terrific feature on the state of security by Greg Shipley. Here's a quote from Greg.
You don't have to be a statistician to know that computer-related crime is on the rise, and as society grows more dependent on information systems, our risks increase proportionally. Despite substantial progress, the infosec challenge is simply not being met. The problem stems partly from technology shortcomings riddling the systems we're trying to defend, partly from a lack of executive support, and partly from our lack of understanding of our true resource requirements.
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