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Information security people are rising rapidly through the ranks as the profession matures and their role gains greater recognition outside the confines of the IT department.
Ron Condon
Jan 25 2006 2:45PM
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Hacking: The Cyberworld's Oldest Profession is Indispensable R&D
To label the genre that is a combination of pure digital finesse and old fashioned guile as something so artless and blunt as 'hacking' seems unfortunate.
Bryan Davies
Jan 19 2004 11:05AM
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