Post hack, is also a *good* time to get management approval to have *all*
internet gateways across the organisation security tested by a 3rd party
test specialist.
Even better, plan a rolling program of say quarterly testing.
That way you can compare countries/gateways and ensure that all sites are
improving.
Check out www.nta-monitor.com for details on our own test service- and a
client list of over 200 major corporates world wide
Deri Jones
NTA Monitor
+44 1634 721855
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At 05:50 12/05/00 -0700, Peter Goodridge wrote:
>
>Despite my objections someone *had* to have a NT
>webserver at a remote site without bothering with a
>firewall. Now that they've been hacked I'd like to
>get some advice, on how they should go about cleaning
>the thing up. I am not an NT person. Any advice
>will be appreciated. Yes, I'm also gong to try to
>get it properly protected.
>
>Suggestions that it be cleaned with Hydrochloric acid
>will be amusing...
>
>THX,
>Pete Goodridge
>
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