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- Absolutely not!! The business is the victim not the criminal.
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Why I do Information Security

July 23rd, 2008 cutaway Posted in Comic, Security, Security Vendors | No Comments » 4,017 views

I’m not a funny guy and I am definitely not an artist. But, in the spirit of Stick Kung Fu, XKCD, and Deep Inspection, I couldn’t help myself. Everytime I miss the waste basket I am reminded of why I work in this field.

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