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  Ann Liu    Group moderator

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  03 Jan 2010, 3:56 pm

  10 Things that Didn't Happen in 2009 (and Probably Won't Happen in 2010)

  Hi Everyone,
  
  At the beginning of 2009, CSO ran an article contributed by David Kelleher, communications and research analyst at with security software firm GFI Software, about ten things that won't happen in 2009. At that time, Kelleher gave us his picks for ten things he predicted security pros would want, but were not likely to get, in the coming year.
  
  As we head into 2010, we decided to look back at how the year shaped up and spoke with Kelleher about his prognosticating. His reaction?
  
  "I would say the predictions are spot on," said Kelleher
  
  Read on to see what Kelleher had to say at the beginning of the year. How did these "fake predictions" shape up in your security program? How do you think they bode for 2010? According to Kelleher, even though the world of security is constantly evolving, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
  
  http://www.csoonline.com/article/511784/10_Things_That_Didn_...
  
  Thank You.
  
  Ann Liu
  MarketingByAnn Co., Ltd
  http://www.marketingbyann.net
  
  Ann Liu wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > At the beginning of 2009, CSO ran an article contributed by David > Kelleher, communications and research analyst at with security > software firm GFI Software, about ten things that won't happen in > 2009. At that time, Kelleher gave us his picks for ten things he > predicted security pros would want, but were not likely to get, in > the coming year. > > As we head into 2010, we decided to look back at how the year shaped > up and spoke with Kelleher about his prognosticating. His reaction? > > "I would say the predictions are spot on," said Kelleher > > Read on to see what Kelleher had to say at the beginning of the year. > How did these "fake predictions" shape up in your security program? > How do you think they bode for 2010? According to Kelleher, even > though the world of security is constantly evolving, the more things > change, the more they stay the same. > > http://www.csoonline.com/article/511784/10_Things_That_Didn_t_Happen_in_2009_And_Probably_Won_t_Happen_in_2010_ > > Thank You. > > Ann Liu > MarketingByAnn Co., Ltd > www.marketingbyann.net