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Information systems security continues to be a primary concern to business managers. Compromised data or business systems, whether from external sources or internal, can introduce enormous costs - competitively, operationally and financially. The maturation of Linux into a mission-critical operating system introduces opportunities to improve your organization's approach to better securing your business systems.

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Company:Novell
Language:English
Length:14 pages
Topic(s):Linux, Open Source, Network Security


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