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IM Users Go Private To Get Secure
Friday, 01 April 2005, 16:58 GMT

I don't get surprised easily anymore -- I've been around the technology business too long for that, but I have to admit to being surprised at the results of our most recent Messaging Pipeline Quick Poll.

That's because just about a quarter of you (24%) have moved your instant messaging services to secure private enterprise systems -- and good for you!

IM has become the latest hole in the security dike surrounding corporate networks, and that's no surprise because while the public systems, including AOL's Instant Messenger, MSN Messenger and Yahoo! Messenger, are popular and easy to use, they're as good as nothing when it comes to security of your networks.

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