Attorneys general face political conflicts every day--whether to bring cases against enemies, associates, friends, even relatives of members of the administration.
Part of the job entails facing politically charged situations where they must weigh acting against acquaintances and those in positions of power.
Each of the organizations we studied had adopted this view and, within the last few years, primarily since 1993, had established a central security management group or reoriented an existing central security group to facilitate and oversee the organization's information security activities.