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I need a thesis statement for a research paper.  I am finishing up a 
degree with a specialization in cyber security.  I'd like to do an 
information governance
or records management spin on it.  I am new to the field so I am having a 
hard time coming up with a "problem" statement that I can back-up with the
points, and also recommend changes to fix the problem.

I work for the federal govt and would like the research to be rooted in 
federal info mgmt issues.

Any ideas for a thesis statement would be greatly appreciated!  I am 
currently looking through the articles that have been posted since I 
joined
the list a couple of weeks ago trying to get ideas.
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Havilah,
Consider using the list archives and searching the Sony hack. That was a 
story wherein cyber security and information governance intersected (i.e., 
many people believed that good information governance would have mitigated 
the damage), and I believe there was some discussion about it on the list, 
as well as off-list articles. You might extract a thesis from that case. 
It's not federal, but I think any lessons learned would be universal.
Gary Link
Pittsburgh, PA
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