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Combating public sector insecurity begins with application and web security

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By Linda Hui, Managing Director of F5 Networks Hong Kong and Taiwan | Feb 8, 2010

You can install the latest anti-virus and firewall technologies but if you don't beef up your application and web security strategy, you will still get hacked and public confidence will quickly disappear. And you will lose your job!

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