September 2011
Intermediate to advanced
244 pages
4h 1m
English
Shortly before 2 pm on June 21st, 2009, neighbors watched in horror as a four story building in Brooklyn, New York plundered into the ground. Only seven weeks earlier, the Buildings Department issued the owner a violation for a visible crack running up the east exterior wall15. A myriad of factors – work performed on the wall, the filing of the lot near door and rainy weather – increased the lateral load and eventually sent the building toppling into a huge cloud of dust16.
We seldom view a breakdown of IT controls with such dramatic flair. Yet, data breaches reported often capitalize on underlying cracks in the foundation. A case in point is the compromise of D.A. Davidson’s database in December ...
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