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USB devices: The big hole in network security

Ponemon Institute illustrates how dangerous unsecured access can be

By Ellen Messmer | Network World US | Published: 16:35, 10 August 11

Ponemon Institute asked 745 information-technology and security managers whether USB drives were important for business use, and if they were secure. What did the survey find?

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