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Two highly recommended pieces of media content related to information security captivated me during the past 2 weeks:
• Seymour Hersh’s Nov. 1 New Yorker article, “The Online Threat: Should We Be Worried About a Cyber War,” questions whether instances of cyber espionage have been overstated to stoke fears of cyber warfare (to stoke U.S. Defense Department spending kids oakley sunglasses, to help enrich consultants and other defense contractors); and
• The Social Network kids oakley sunglasses, the flick about the creation of Facebook, which I totally enjoyed as a tech-business procedural, with its warning about our New Privacy, US Weekly-esque look at Harvard’s elite culture, and psychological profile of the Silicon Valley inventor-entrepreneur mind-set. And I’m not even on Facebook.
The 13th annual Ernst & Young Global Information Security Survey suggests that I’m far from the only person thinking hard about information security right now.
Some results from the 1 coach factory store,600 senior executives in 56 countries who participated in the survey:
• 60 percent of respondents perceive increased risk from the use of social networking kids oakley sunglasses, cloud computing, and personal mobile devices at work.
• 64 percent of respondents view data protection as one of the top IT risks that has escalated in the current environment.
• Respondents view the most serious risk associated with mobile computing as the potential loss of business information; 52 percent see the use of personal devices as the main cause of data leakage and 53 percent of respondents indicate that workforce mobility is a considerable challenge to delivering information security solutions effectively.
• 92 percent of respondents cited employee awareness of security as a challenge, “as the demands of an increasingly mobile workforce change the way companies support and protect the flow of information.”
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