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Byline: Dale Buss
New government rules that require more detailed tracking and reporting of corporations' financial dealings have raised a big concern for global information technology executives.
Ernst & Young's (ey.com) latest survey on global information security, released this month, shows that IT experts are more concerned about the security required to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and similar European rules than they are with the many viruses and worms that can affect computer systems.
Sajay Rai, 46, a partner with Ernst & Young's Technology & Security Risk Solutions Practice and Global Automotive Center in suburban Detroit, says the survey included responses from IT executives at 33 companies, including automakers and suppliers.
Rai discussed security concerns with Special Correspondent Dale Buss.
What is the survey's message for the auto industry?
We found a widening gap between the pace at which the information-security risks are growing and the pace at which most of the organizations within the automotive world are handling those risks.
Source: HighBeam Research, Tougher financial rules raise security concerns; Security expert...