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The IPM model of computer virus management

The authors develop a theoretical model, borrowed from the agricultural sciences, for the management of computer security as it relates to ''pests'', such as computer viruses and worms. The model discusses characteristics of computer viruses and worms, control strategies, and suggests a uniform virus prevention program that does not discriminate among files.

Clinton E. White | Clinton E. White | Scott K. Jones | Scott K. Jones

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