On 2/5/10 8:04 AM, Dan wrote:
Being behind the times is par for a lot of large businesses. This occurs when IT groups intentionally set things up so as to maintain their job security. It's bad planning and bad oversight (management). OTGH, it's a quite necessary, as the hacker underworld needs it to survive.
I keep wondering just how "underworld" it is. I use to think of it as a joke that computer security companies would have departments dedicated to cracking things to sow FUD. Now, I think less and less that it's a joke.
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