Over the past year, we've been keeping a close eye on what has been hitting the news, and what hasn't, in the area of computer crime. Whether you obtain your security statistics from Web defacement mirrors, such as attrition. org, or . . .
Over the past year, we've been keeping a close eye on what has been hitting the news, and what hasn't, in the area of computer crime. Whether you obtain your security statistics from Web defacement mirrors, such as attrition. org, or the FBI/CSI report, one thing is irrefutable: The problem is getting worse. This being the case, the questions we set out to answer are: a) What is causing this trend and b) What can be done about it? We found that the solutions aren't wrapped in any bleeding-edge security products, unbreakable crypto-algorithms or fleets of uber hackers. Unfortunately, the remedies are a bit more complex: They involve changing some of the ways businesses operate.

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