a security provider believing that their views or solutions are correct, or unqualified authors who pretend to offer correct solutions to the IT industry; an industry which demands experts in the field of EIP security. Every website needs to be analyzed and the intentions of the author defined. The best information and research found is written by authors who write for tech magazines, but do not focus on security issues as their main professional concentration. They offer insight without bias, which is the kind of information our team needs to concentrate on. In every team member's research, the most time is spent weeding out biased and unqualified information, in order to provide the team with the best possible research for a future solution to the problem. There have been instances where seemingly great research was provided at meetings, only to be found that the author's information was questioned. The internet, which is one great portal in itself, offers anyone information on nearly any topic. However, this information comes with a price. That price is the presence of opinion in the place of fact, which is what this team uncovers a lot of the time. A secondary problem within the topic of information collection lies in our belief in these the assumptions, not only within the information but the assumption that the information is correct. A huge conceptual block lies in our habit in assuming that information c
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