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February 1, 2008 By Michelle V. Rafter

Keeping Web 2.0 Safe

Companies use blogs and social networks to keep customers informed and employees happy. But Web 2.0 technologies can open the door to corporate spies and hackers, which is why if a company uses them, they also need strong security policies for protection. You can read more on the subject in my new story, Keeping Web 2.0 Platforms Private and Secure on Inc. magazine’s IncTechnology.com Web site.

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Filed Under: My stories, Technology, Web 2.0 Tagged With: Blogs, IncTechnology.com, Michelle Vranizan Rafter, Security, Social Networks, Web 2.0

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