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Join in our January 2010 IT Salary Survey. If you provide us with one data point we will send you the summary as soon as the survey is release. If you provide us with ten (10) or more data points we will send you a full copy of the survey.

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• Laptop and mobile device theft is experienced by 50% of security professionals
• Every 50 seconds a laptop goes missing - and that is just at U.S. airports
• 85% of privacy and security professionals had at least one reportable breach in the past 12 months
• The cost of recovering from a single data breach now averages $6.3 million
• 66% of data breaches involved data the victim did not know was on the system. 

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Record Management Key to Information Governance

With all of the new mandated requirements, record management and information governance are high on the agenda of many enterprises.  Effective record management and information governance provides a foundation for addressing the various challenges faced with electronic information, including:

• Management of information growth. Proactively monitoring and managing what content is being stored based on business value and record keeping obligations;
• Mitigation of risk. Reducing risk and ensuring conformance with different regulatory, legal and business policies; and
• Management of access to content. Driving competitive advantage and improving business operations through both access control and better re-use of information.

Policy is at the heart of each of these challenges and key to an information governance strategy.

Information governance is most effective when policies can be carried forward consistently with enabling technologies. Foundational technologies at the core of a good information governance strategy include classification, security and access control, retention policy management, search, archiving and content management.

IT Salaries Fall -- Hiring at All Time Low

As the economy continues to languish, IT salary trends offer little hope to both working and unemployed IT professionals, as companies cut wages and fewer high-tech positions become available due to attrition.

Janco Associates has released data from its 2009 Mid Year IT Salary Survey that proves compensation for high-tech workers isn't improving, but declining as more companies prepare themselves for a long economic recovery.

"The current economic climate with its cost-cutting mind-sets, business closures and extensive outsourcing has put such a great pressure on the IT job market that overall pay has been impacted," said Victor Janulaitis, CEO of Janco, in a statement. "Added to that, many baby-boomers who had planned on retiring in the next few years are not leaving the job market and you have more potential employees than positions available." 

Enterprises that participate will be sent a summary of the January 2010 IT Salary Survey when it is released.

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