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Is he a Java guy? No, he's upper management. We're beyond the pale of tech-savvy at this point. The guy believes this because someone he trusts (probably a vendor) told him so. What I'm looking for is essentially literature that talks about how secure Perl is, or speaks to other big-name orgs using Perl for "high-risk" data like financial transactions. Something digestible for the upper-manglement set.
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