Matthew Lasar, Contributor, Ars Technica

Report: Personal Internet Use At Work Out Of Control

April 28, 2009 at 12:03 am PT

As Congress once again considers a response to the latest outbreak of “inadvertent” peer-to-peer file sharing, the P2P software industry will doubtless point to its efforts to bring the problem under control. But the latest survey on the state of enterprise computing security, just released by a Silicon Valley area firewall company, isn’t likely to contribute to a general sense of well-being around this issue.

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