IT Pros Dread Prospect of Compliance Audits
Image: Corporate IT teams aren’t prepared to face a compliance audit. In fact, nearly half of respondents to a recent survey said they would rather have a root canal, work over a holiday, live without electricity for a week, or even eat a live jellyfish. “Companies talk about the importance ...
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