It begins by offering tips on analyzing a security policy and provides links to free assessment software, including network mappers and scanners. This is the first in a series of columns seeking to help IT managers deal with the economic slow down and 2001 budget constraints. The author asserts that more money will probably be spent on IT in 2001 than it was in 2000, but probably just not as much as was previously thought. He's trying to make IT managers aware of some roads they may have to take in the near future that may be unpleasant compared to what they're used to. Michael Dziak, president of IntelWorks, leads this roundtable.
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