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Securing Data OffShore

By A. Ely 0 Comments
Categories: a. ely and security

I recently wrote an article for InformationWeek, How To Assess Offshore Data Security. You should read it, it is a good piece. Of course I am biased.

There are a few points I want to add that did not fit directly into the article. These points apply to all infosec programs, so even if you don’t care about offshore security keep reading.
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