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Hint: It had something to do with pressure from customers and government agencies, writes Oracle Corp. CSO Mary Ann Davidson.
IT Security Spending Up For Some
Though a new Forrester survey suggests more security spending in 2009 despite the economic downturn, some security professionals see a different story in their own companies. Here's a look at how they're managing.
Rich Mogull: 7 Infosec Trends for 2009
Shrinking budgets, the collapse of the database security market, DLP going mainstream - the former Gartner pundit places his bets for the coming year. (Part of the What Happens Next security predictions series.)
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