On Wed, 23 May 2001, Jeffry Smith wrote:
> Yep. The instant someone (CIO level, preferably, but definitely in the
> managment chaing) gets fired for NOT implementing the kind of security
> that's possible is when you will see things change.
Except it isn't the managers that get fired. The admins tell the PHBs they
need time to work on security (or backups, or fault tolerance, or...). The
PHBs say no, work on something else. They get hacked. The admins are fired
for not doing their job. The new admins tell the PHBs they need time to work
on security. The PHBs say no...
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Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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