Titlebook: Economics of Information Security; L. Jean Camp,Stephen Lewis Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 IT security.Informat

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The Management of Global Brands, that provides shell accounts is likely to have an interest in the integrity of user data that extends beyond concerns for reputation and liability alone, and is also likely to be more willing to accept the difficulties and costs of the switch. How and more importantly why, does the market view one

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Security and Lock-In,ises its importance in the strategic considerations of both customers and vendors and for legislators and regulators. Customers will want to consider how to reduce the effect of lock-in, particularly on access to innovation; vendors will want to consider how to increase lock-in where possible, and p

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How and Why More Secure Technologies Succeed in Legacy Markets, that provides shell accounts is likely to have an interest in the integrity of user data that extends beyond concerns for reputation and liability alone, and is also likely to be more willing to accept the difficulties and costs of the switch. How and more importantly why, does the market view one

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Trusted Computing, Peer-to-Peer Distribution, and The Economics of Pirated Entertainment,ost of extracting content. However, if ‘trusted computing’ mechanisms deliver on their promises, large peer-to-peer distribution networks will be more robust against attack and trading in pirated entertainment will become safer, more reliable, and thus cheaper. Since it will always be possible for s

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How and Why More Secure Technologies Succeed in Legacy Markets,tive to telnet is now widely considered to be a minimal security practice. The removal of telnet clients is now seen as a best practice [Fenzi, 2002], and this view has further increased the adoption of SSH..Similar technologies such as secure file transfer protocols provide similar benefits but hav

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