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Source: NetworkWorld - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
A panel discussion involving a group of experts held during DEMO ‘06 in Phoenix last week concluded that the state of security today is not where it should be. But the panelists also had suggestions on how to improve it. During the conference, which is owned by Network World, former IBMer and consultant John Patrick called together a panel of industry and academic figures to try to answer the question, “Will the good guys be able to stay ahead of the bad guys?� But first Patrick asked the panel to assess the current state of security, and the responses showed that the good guys aren’t necessarily ahead of the bad guys to begin with.

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