Next year's problems

Next year's problems
Next year's problems

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As we approach the end of 2008, we re-examine some of the major happenings of the year. What were some of the major breaches? Was key legislation enacted that made an impact? How are companies contending with customer demands regarding security and regulators' requirements on safeguarding critical data? What do all these happenings mean for 2009? And, more importantly, what do our readers think? We find out.

Featured speakers:

Derek E. Brink, vice president, research fellow, IT security, Aberdeen Group
Patrick Traynor,
assistant professor at Georgia Tech and a member of the Georgia Tech Information Security Center


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