Technology innovation and global competition are two essential aspects of modern business, as a result companies invest a great deal in these areas (LeClair, 2000). It is imperative for senior management, like Steinhafel and his senior managers, to identify the information important to their business and which information is most valuable so that they can develop an IT infrastructure to protect those assets and then educate, inform, and train employees in a way that fosters a culture in which security is a priority (Dutta, 2002). With planning, innovation, and training a company can face the ever changing threats of the cyber world with increased confidence and thereby gain the confidence and business of their customers (Dutta,
Technology innovation and global competition are two essential aspects of modern business, as a result companies invest a great deal in these areas (LeClair, 2000). It is imperative for senior management, like Steinhafel and his senior managers, to identify the information important to their business and which information is most valuable so that they can develop an IT infrastructure to protect those assets and then educate, inform, and train employees in a way that fosters a culture in which security is a priority (Dutta, 2002). With planning, innovation, and training a company can face the ever changing threats of the cyber world with increased confidence and thereby gain the confidence and business of their customers (Dutta,