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Threats range from disclosure to integrity to denial of service By Ed Amoroso
Twenty-first century enterprises enjoy near-instantaneous access to
near real-time financial data-accounts receivable, the bank balance,
and personal stock holdings. As a result, they are more reliant on
computer and network systems to carry out vital day-to-day business
operations. They want data to be accessible when they need it and it
must be protected at all times.
In light of this, it is rather unsettling when someone from the banking
and finance industry proudly proclaims that their information
technology (IT) systems have never been hacked.
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