Security considerations for personal computers

Authors:
W. H. Murray
Affiliations:
IBM Information Systems and Communications Group, White Plains, New York
Venue:
IBM Systems Journal
Year:
1984

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Abstract

The wide use of personal computers and general access to telecommunications links have intensified the need for computer security, Security practices as discussed in this paper relate to protecting an organization's personal computers as physical propedy, protecting the organization's data and applications, and protecting the organization itself. These matters are discussed from the point of view of protection from the improper use of personal computers.