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As I talk to prospective clients about responsible IT lifecycle management practices, there inevitably comes a moment when I can almost read the person’s mind. Sure, one more layer of regulations for me to worry about. One more layer of burdensome requirements that will drive my costs even higher.
Every day, I remind myself of all the things that I am thankful for. Today, as always, I was thankful to wake to see another day. Next, I was thankful for the fact that my commute to work only required walking a few steps into the other room – and the dress code includes feetie pajamas.
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In the IT industry, we tend to get so wrapped up in high-tech, high-concept notions about data and network security. We go through periods of rapture about the latest software fixes that are guaranteed to finally lock down our networks and prevent incursions from malicious intruders.
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