In Pictures: Who holds IT security power?
From Apple, to Symantec and Anonymous, lots of people, companies and groups influence the IT security world
Power — it’s about industry influence or setting security standards or breaking into networks or defending them. These are some of the most powerful and influential groups operating in the security realm today.
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