Hi all, I'm putting a quote together for a client and they are concerned
with security and data protection for a single table in their database that
stores contact details of their employees. Does anyone have experience of
this and know what I need to take into consideration?
Thanks,
Dominic
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On Tuesday 15 Jan 2008, Dominic Watson wrote:
stores contact details of their employees. Does anyone have experience of
this and know what I need to take into consideration?
You need to identify all the threats against the system, which you will
attempt to mitigate (i.e. is it your job to
Ok thankyou. I need to get this proposal out in the next hour so it's a bit
late for the book! The threats I need to be aware of then are internet based
attacks on the login system and database right?
I'm wondering, as the site and business is small and not a major public
target (won't be indexed
: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 7:59 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SOT: Data protection
Ok thankyou. I need to get this proposal out in the next hour so it's a
bit
late for the book! The threats I need to be aware of then are internet
based
attacks on the login system and database right?
I'm wondering
On Tuesday 15 Jan 2008, Dominic Watson wrote:
Ok thankyou. I need to get this proposal out in the next hour
Dube, your in trouble, but you know this :-)
I'm wondering, as the site and business is small and not a major public
target (won't be indexed by search engines), is having a login
Wow, not to be a mean guy or anything, but if you are asking these type
of questions within an hour of your deadline, you may not be the right
person to do this... Security is not something that you should 'try', it
needs to be done properly to protect you and your customers assets.
Once
Wow, not to be a mean guy or anything, but if you are asking these type
of questions within an hour of your deadline, you may not be the right
person to do this... Security is not something that you should 'try', it
needs to be done properly to protect you and your customers assets.
Once
Sorry man, didn't mean to sound abrasive. =)
Chris
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From: Dominic Watson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 10:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: SOT: Data protection
Wow, not to be a mean guy or anything, but if you are asking these
type
Sorry man, didn't mean to sound abrasive. =)
Chris
I know ;). You nailed the point though - I have to cover myself and hot up
quickly. I have ordered the 'Threat profile' book, looks riveting!
Dominic
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