This week, I was suddenly called into my boss's office for an urgent meeting. From the look on his face, I expected to hear that we had a serious security incident under way. Instead, he asked what our department was doing about spyware. Apparently, a spy-ware program had infected our CEO's home computer, so he asked the CIO if we had a plan to deal with adware and spyware. The CIO marched down to a vice president's office to ask the same question. That VP then asked a director, who asked me whether we have any infrastructure to deal with an increase in spyware activity within our company. The short answer is that we don't have any. So now the question is, Why don't we have that infrastructure in place?
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