We have found that people sometimes do not understand the relevance of security to their job or the role they play in making company security effective. Everyone needs to understand how to protect information, both company information and customer information.

In Sun's view of systemic security, the goal is a reinforcing security architecture. That way, if you experience one point of failure, you are still protected.

Someone could have noticed, through basic audit controls, that this person had made these changes to the system.

The security of their equipment is paramount and leaving them in an open space is just plain silliness.

For 70 years, Social Security has never failed to pay a promised benefit to seniors or people with disabilities - it has never been a day late or a dollar short, ... The plan he (Bush) is offering won't even come close to putting the program on solid financial footing.

Imagine if we had privatized Social Security, and all these people had $50,000 or $100,000 in their accounts. Imagine the pressure that would be put on to let people take this money out.