Protecting the Information Workplace

Abstract

Customer satisfaction. It is what we all want, but it can be difficult to ensure, even under the best conditions. Especially when your information workplace is under attack. The Radicati Group estimates that threats to the information workplace will cost companies over $54 billion by 2006. The writers of new viruses are much better at infiltrating corporate networks; they exploit system vulnerabilities, use sophisticated programming techniques, and constantly change subject lines and attachment names.