Common security arguments.

Abstract Security recognized increasingly as necessity today in a highly competitive environment. Problem with practicing corporate security policies frequently only just talk about protecting data assets; a security analysis in my practice, corporate security policy is only a statement, " Operational security is important to the Company." Common security arguments are: *ƒnƒnLeaving security until "later" unspecified time *ƒnƒnWho would bother harming or stealing data from a …

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