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IT departments still being ignored
IT departments are much more involved in business decision-making that they were five years ago, according to new research..
Staff Writers
May 14 2008 8:11AM
Strategy
Firm: WMF patch ignored by many
The Windows metafile (WMF) vulnerability that forced Microsoft to hurry an out-of-cycle patch to the public is still a threat because many home users have not yet fixed their PCs, one security firm warned today.
Frank Washkuch
Jan 16 2006 10:04PM
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Spyware still ignored by organizations, says survey
A survey of US businesses shows that spyware has still not been recognized as a serious threat.
Ron Condon
Dec 20 2004 11:19AM
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