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Discuss where you believe both small and large companies have the greatest risk related to information technology.

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With a small company, the greatest risk is usually that there is a limited budget. Because it is a small company, IT protocols often are not followed as stringently as they should be. This leads to situations where firewalls and other programs remain out of date, to the point where a virus program may be almost obsolete, due to how quickly such programs change. Due to limited funds, smaller companies tend to purchase the least expensive items, even when it comes to ...

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