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Two-factor authentication looks more cost-effective as computer theft rises

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For DataPipe, a privately held Web hosting and IT outsourcing company, the threats of cybertheft and hacker attacks are more than just a concern–they represent major potential liabilities. The computer servers at the Hoboken, N.J.-based company traffic in huge amounts of private data from corporate clients–everything from e-commerce transactions to medical records. A single server may host Web pages or e-mail for several companies, so a wily hacker could compromise several clients in one shot.

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