Chapter 7. Constant Vigilance
Ten years ago, the biggest threat to your company’s information came from your own employees.
Not anymore.
Ten years ago, an external hacker actually had to sneak onto your property to steal something valuable.
Not anymore.
Ten years ago companies bought firewalls and felt safe from hackers.
Not anymore.
Ten years ago, to prosecute a perpetrator you had to nab him or her on misuse of a telephone or some tangential law.
Not anymore.
Ten years ago most of your data was in one place.
Not anymore.
Ten years ago your corporate officers were willing to accept technology risk because it wasn’t “their job.”
Not anymore.
Ten years ago, I had just finished bringing out the top-selling PC security device—Centel’s Net/Assure—and was moving ...
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