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User Rank: Ninja
12/17/2012 | 3:11:19 PM
I
am pretty sure that monitoring and logging are out into place for
this particular reason right here. They are studied and learned from
in the event to better protect themselves f or a future attack. It is
to bad that these logs are usually not used unless an incident occurs
that requires them to see what happened. With a 7 billion dollar hit
someone is going to be very upset and looking for measure so it does
not happen again.
Paul
Sprague
InformationWeek
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