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Girma Nigusse

The Business of Security

April 17, 2006

IT leaders are taking a more businesslike approach to security and risk management.

Opinion by Mitch Betts

APRIL 17, 2006 (COMPUTERWORLD) -
We secure information systems because the business would be brought to its knees if we didn't protect trade secrets, vital corporate networks and sensitive data. Yet the business would also be brought to its knees if we spent every last dime in the treasury on security. Yes, it's possible to overspend on security. The trick is to figure out how to reach what ex-CIO Doug Lewis calls "the prudent zone" of security investment.

Source: http://www.computerworld.com/

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