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FULL DISCLOSURE: Understanding Information Security Risks

October 1, 2009

by Eric Krell

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Even though execs know about major data breaches, like those at TJX Companies and Société Générale, many aren't working to control risks in their own companies. Brian Cleary, a vice president with Aveska, explains the importance of data breaches and information security risks and provides suggestions on how companies can address the problems.


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Data from the companies are

On February 7th, 2012 Guy Riordan (not verified) said:

Data from the companies are more open and prone to theft. That is why firewall are put into operation to mitigate the risks. Big firms invest a lot of money to make sure they are safe. - Guy Riordan

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On January 19th, 2012 Kent Jason (not verified) said:

Protecting confidential information is a business requirement, and in many cases also an ethical and legal requirement. installment loans