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The number of security attacks is doubling every year.
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Corporate policies may not be defined for security, disaster recovery, hardware deployment, network maintenance, Internet access, business conduct, etc. These policies may not be updated on a regular basis.
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Business partners may require that their mutual organizations have security precautions in place before conducting business transactions.
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Standard deployment procedures for technological infrastructure may not be in place.
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Organizations don't have dedicated or contracted staff to manage security needs.
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Corporate data may not be safe and is often not encrypted.
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Data controls may not be in place so that corporate information may be accessed by unauthorized users.
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The "no problems so far" attitude does not imply that security breaches are not already occurring. The loss of vital corporate information could already have happened. |