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Just two weeks ago, I received a letter from one of my financial institutions notifying me of a similar incident, which had occurred in November. Though that tape was found, apparently without incident, it refocused my own attention on the strangely archaic way in which too many supposedly state-of-the-art and highly regulated companies continue to handle - and mishandle - customer information, the most important asset they have. With all the attention that network security gets, I am stunned at how many enterprises are still forgetting to cover the basic physical security. Even the most sophisticated enterprise security technology is useless if you leave the keys to the proverbial kingdom in the front door. « Daily News Podcast, Dec. 28 | Main | Rumor: TiVo To Announce DirecTV, Dish Partnership At CES » |
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