gical giants have declared themselves to be better off in the up future by being united. Cynthia L. Webb, staff writer of Washingtonpost.com asserted that, "Tough times often make for strange bedfellows, and the explosion of viruses, computer worms, and spy ware programs on the Internet is producing unique alliances among top technology firms," (Washingtonpost.com, Webb, 10/18/04). Ms. Webb goes on to reveal how such companies as Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc., along with Dell Inc. and the Internet Education Foundation (a non-profit organization whose members are AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo), have all collaborated together sequentially to address their many lost in sales, low work productivity, satisfy end-users, and ultimately preventing infected computers from passing on to the entire networks.
             Hence, the final safeguard that must certainly be addressed is the involvement of the U.S. government introducing their new Passports that are equipped with embedded chips. Ryan
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