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Senior Execs Must Tackle Cyber-Security, U.S. Report Says (Reuters)







Senior Execs Must Tackle Cyber-Security,
U.S. Report Says (Reuters)

Senior Execs Must Tackle Cyber-Security,
U.S. Report Says (Reuters)
04/12/2004 11:30 AM

Reuters - Corporate chieftains must take responsibility for their computer networks to secure them from viruses, worms and other online attacks, an industry task force said on Monday.




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