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Summary of Reports

 Aladdin Knowledge Systems

 Assurity

 Candle

 Critical Path

 CyberSafe

 Global Continuity

 Internet Security Systems

 Mercury Interactive

 MGE UPS Systems

 Netegrity

 Siemens Network Systems

 Worldport

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Management Briefings

 Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3

 Expert Opinion

 View from the Top | Part 2

 Corporate Governance | Part 2

 Outsourcing | Part 2

 Collaboration | Part 2

 Mobile Working | Part 2

 Security Management | Part 2

 Staff Monitoring | Part 2

E-Business & IT Security Management (March 2002) Summary

Just 6% of the organisations surveyed in this issue of Conspectus have detected no security breaches during the past 12 months, as our page Market Overview & Analysis article details.

Statistics like this, and the ‘headline’ nature of computer security issues like hacking and viruses, have ensured healthy levels of investment in e-business and IT security systems.

But is this spending being pushed in the right direction?

Andy Clark suggests too many companies are protecting themselves against external threats, and ignoring the danger of internal security risks.

Geoffrey Grabow of beTRUSTed tackles the thorny issue of how companies can open up their networks to suppliers, partners and customers while still keeping their data secure, and likewise, consultant Jonathan Hirons shows how remote and mobile workers can be safely allowed access to corporate data.

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