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Information Integrity Balancing Availability And Security

What happens when information is available but not trusted because it is not secure? What happens when end users have unfettered access to information ' but the information they're sharing is suspect? Or, what happens when quick business decisions are made based on data that is readily available but possibly compromised? The bottom line: Information is useless unless it is both secure and available.

13 minute read August 30, 2005 at 10:44 AM
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Shaun Catlin
Information Integrity Balancing Availability And Security

For organizations in the legal industry today, information not only forms the foundation of business but also fuels ongoing profitability and growth. From large legal firms to smaller practices, ensuring that business information is available anytime, anywhere, tops the list of priorities.

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