Am I the only person to think we've all gone a bit security mad?
I now need two keys to get into work in the morning, a password to switch on my computer and another to get my emails. I even need a code to get my mobile phone to work.
I have to sit in meetings and listen to people talking about how important firewalls are to our internet security. I don't really know what a firewall is, but I do know you'd have to be pretty sad to want to hack into the youth service's computer. What would you be after - a copy of the part-time youth worker job description? Anyway, half the fun is the risk of getting caught. And if we caught you, we'd probably give you an accredited award for your IT skills and count you as a contact. Not very sexy, is it?
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