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Ten ways to protect sensitive data from malicious insiders

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By Stree Naidu, vice president for Asia Pacific & Japan, Imperva | Mar 9, 2010

Most organizations would agree that their most valuable IT assets reside within applications and databases. Most would probably also agree that these are areas that have the weakest levels of security, making them the prime target for malicious insiders. This is a difficult problem to address, but it's not impossible.

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