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Title	Utility computing security issues
Type	WhitePaper
Source	GIAC 9/6/02
Summary	There is nothing mysterious about security requirements for utility computing. In fact, the core technologies that comprise utility computing are already in use and each has a defined approach to security. The difference comes when the component pieces are brought together in a new architecture. (This paper launches in MS Word) continue

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