Common sense is the
best defense. It's how we should
assure compliance.

— Mike Cokenour

Lowering your guard
sharing your secret password
bodes ill for you both

— R. Chris Brown

E-mail and post cards
though sent to one or a few
are seen by many

— Kaie

Hackers and crackers
and bears - oh my!  Denial
of service.  Oh no.

— Kaie

Phosphorous eyes burn
into the night - backup would
have prevented this

— Kaie

He who plays games on
agency machines will soon
have all his time free

— R. Chris Brown

Computer virus,
destroyer of files, survives
through lack of scanning

— R. Chris Brown and Kaie

When you suspect that
your network is compromised
report it by phone

— R. Chris Brown

Your Web site - hacked once 
embarrassment stays posted
attrition dot org

— Kaie

Click a link, open
and an e-mail attachment
can a virus bring

— R. Chris Brown and Kaie

Computers at risk?
security awareness
first line of defense

— Kaie

Beware of strangers
lurking in secure places
request their ID

— R. Chris Brown

Though they are so like
never store the backup near
the original

— R. Chris Brown

Leaving my PC
ev'ry time, I log off, lest
someone take my place

— R. Chris Brown

License what you use
copyright violation
causes great sadness

— Kaie

With no firewall my
personal computer will
Open to you all

— Tom Melton

From Reader's Digest, November 2002, submitted by Joyce Holbrook:

Any moron can
write haiku. Just stop at the
seventeenth syllab

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