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Security issues are all over the media today, along with condemnation of hackers who "create" them, but the sad truth is that only one enterprise in eight says it would submit to a public security audit. We need to get serious about this issue as we head into the cloud era.

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Written by Tom Nolle

6/9/2011 4 comments

Channel: Enterprise IT, Security
Tags: Cloud

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Re: Come chat about this problem on June 10

Michael Singer

IQ Crew

Friday June 10, 2011 2:28:34 PM

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Susan, thanks for the comments.

I remember pushing that slide live a couple of times.

no matter. Feel free to send your thoughts to me by e-mail and I will forward them to Tom and IBM.

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Re: Come chat about this problem on June 10

Susan Fourtané

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Friday June 10, 2011 1:51:41 AM

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Michael,

I agree. Tom's Vblogs, blogs and presentations are always superb, not to mention the slides that I so much like.

You mentioned a feedback form during yesterday's excellent webinar. I never saw it coming up. Yes, I was paying attention. :)

-Susan

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Re: Come chat about this problem on June 10

Tom Nolle

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Thursday June 9, 2011 8:33:11 PM

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Thanks, Michael!

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Come chat about this problem on June 10

Michael Singer

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Thursday June 9, 2011 8:19:52 PM

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Tom, as always, a very informative video blog.

We also agree that hacking for fun and sport is a growing issue.

We've set up a Live Chat with Kim Davis (our security expert) on Friday, June 10 at1 p.m., Eastern.

It's called:

Security Clan Chat: Hacking Just for Laughs

You and the rest of our Internet Evolution readers can join us!

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