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Gates admits: we need to improve our security

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2002
Tongue
English
Weight
117 KB
Volume
2002
Category
Article
ISSN
1353-4858

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✦ Synopsis

news also likely that systems compromised with these underground exploits are being back-doored or having zombie agents installed on them surreptitiously, rather than the intruder bragging about the compromise." Matt Tomlinson of MIS Corporate Defense Solutions, argued that awareness, not fear of exposure, was the reason behind the fall in reported attacks, "We have seen a rise in security awareness, both physical and technological, since 11 September. IT security was always perceived as a necessary evil, a bit like insurance, where you pay for the peace of mind that you are covered for those 'what if ' incidents. Every now and then all markets need a high profile 'what if ' to happen and although last year saw the emergence of a lot more cyberrelated crimes, unfortunately 11 September was the final 'what if '."

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