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Mike Fratto
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Annual Strategic Security Survey

If it's spring, it must be InformationWeek's Annual Security Survey, where we gather and analyze changes in security practices. Please join the 40,000 security professionals, IT staff, and managers who have participated in this landmark survey in recent years.

If it's spring, it must be InformationWeek's Annual Security Survey, where we gather and analyze changes in security practices. Please join the 40,000 security professionals, IT staff, and managers who have participated in this landmark survey in recent years.The InformationWeek Analytics 2009 Strategic Security Survey covers news-making issues and leading-edge technologies and strategies that make information security such a fascinating field. It's 15 minutes well spent.

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