Computer Crime a Threat? Darn Straight!

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From: Brad D. Clark
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 21:48

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I am performing the duties of Data Security Administrator at Advanced
Micro Devices, specifically dealing with IBM mainframes. More specifically,
I administrate the security system on our corporate mainframes (MVS running
RACF).

AMD takes data security _very seriously_. AMD considers any information
residing on corporate computing platforms as valued assets, and should be
protected against unauthorized access and/or distribution. Therefore, 
I keep a working relationship with Corporate Security, and our company's
Unix security Guru. With effective communication and coordination between
security and platform entities, the overall system is, IMHO, more secure.

An awareness should be built up between any and all departments dealing with
data security and integrity, so that all informational assets are better
secured.

Just my humble opinions, mind you, but I would wager, not too far off
from Corporate Thinking...

Brad Clark
Data Security Person
Advanced Micro Devices
Sunnyvale, CA
(408) 749-5192

clark@brahms.amd.com
   - or -
clark@bartok.amd.com

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From: clark@angelo.amd.com (Brad D. Clark)
Subject: Computer Crime a Threat? Darn Straight!
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Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1992 21:48:37 GMT
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