In the last six years, we've performed about 2,300 sanctioned hacks for our clients, and we've only failed to penetrate the networks twice.

Follow-up surveys in England found corresponding responses, while an Australian survey found an even higher percentage of that country's companies to be willing to strike back.

To me this is insanity. This opens the door wide.

What I have not been able to dig up in the past is how does the human element work in this? Who are the people who keep it alive . . . and how do they relate to each other?

The face of America changes as of today. The face of IT is going to change. A lot of people like to separate the physical and the virtual, they're not (separate).