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UC Berkeley Cleaning up its Security Act

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the case-studies-in-self-evaluation dept.

Bob Brown writes "UC Berkeley recently issued a scathing self-assessment of its IT department, which has been under fire in the wake of a couple of high profile security lapses at the school. NetworkWorld has a review of what the school's top networking guy says is being done to both secure and strengthen UC Berkeley's computer networks."

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  1. If the BSD root isn't secure why... by C_Kode · · Score: 0, Troll

    If Berkeley isn't secure what makes us think any Berkeley derivative is secure!?!?! (OpenBSD, NetBSD, FreeBSD) Obviously this is a joke, but I'm sure someone will take offense... {poke}