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		<title>By: System Advancements at the Monastery &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Security Pessimists</title>
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		<description>[...] Don C. Weber, writes a very interesting post, &#8220;Organized Security&#8221; which addresses the point of open communication being essential to an organization operations. Don writes: Let’s face though, when we start talking about security within our different organizations the majority of what we want is for our organizations to follow good business practices. Companies who have a firm grasp on how their technology operates and have a process for change through open communications are much more secure that the companies that buy security products to act as stop gaps and try to prove or give the illusion of compliance. [...]</description>
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