Murphy's Law and computer security

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Both practitioners and businesses need to be aware of the many risks that threaten the security of computer systems. Power problems are the most common cause of computer data loss and surge protectors only protect against power surges, so most businesses should invest in uninterruptible power supplies. Back-up files should be stored at a remote site to prevent loss due to fire or flood. Anti-virus software should be employed, particularly if employees use the Internet.

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Technology and how we work

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Information technology has changed the work environment. Personal computers (PCs), for example, became important machines for the workplace within five years of their introduction. The work environment of the future will be characterized by smaller PCs with more powerful features, a greater number of local area networks and enterprise networks and increased usage of software that can perform a variety of personalized tasks.

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Marketing and infrastructure

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Multifunction office equipment providing state-of-the-art printing, copying, scanning, and faxes, should be used by all modern financial services professionals. Portable plug-in slots and color printers-copiers are reasonably priced devices to aid in producing work product. Professional also need Internet addresses to compete in the rapidly changing business world.

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