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Security Watch | Matt Hines
InfoWorld.com Senior Writer Matt Hines has been covering business IT for more than a decade, working for a wide range of publications and sites including InfoWorld, eWeek, and CNET's News.com. For the last three-plus years, he has been focused primarily on issues related to IT security and enterprise mobility, covering buying trends, vendors, attacks, and emerging technologies. Hines lives and works in Boston, operating out of IDG's Post Office Square location.
Victor R. Garza is a security and technology consultant in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. While he's worked for InfoWorld since 1990, he still stubbornly contributes to a multitude of other publications. Garza is currently also a lecturer at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. He contemplates the day when all applications and operating systems will be secure from attack. He's not holding his breath.
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