Securing our Future
Computer crime, foreign and corporate espionage and terrorism have
dramatically increased corporate and government demand for
Information Assurance (IA) professionals since the interconnectivity
of the Internet has created a "de facto single point of access,
attack or failure."
Information Assurance insures overall operating integrity in
government and business, while protecting and defending physical
and virtual assets from unauthorized access, damage, removal,
conversion, diversion, duplication or denial of service, as well
as from computer-based or computer-facilitated threats. Effective
Information Assurance involves people, processes, policies,
procedures, plans, methodologies, systems, technologies,facilities,
laws and regulations.
Corporate executives and government officials have identified
information security threats as a high priority, but presently few
adequately trained IA professionals with technical and business
knowledge exist. It is estimated that the U.S. Government alone
has a deficit of 100,000+ trained IA professionals.
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