Re: Would you bet your life on your security?

[Jimi Thompson <jimit () myrealbox com>]

I don't suppose that your glowing endorsement could have anything to 
do with the fact that you are connected to this company.

Your email domain is snosoft.com, which just co-incidentally happens 
to be the primary DNS host for for URL that you have given.

While I don't mind tooting your own horn, doing so under somewhat 
misleading circumstances makes me highly suspicious of your motives.

2 cents,

Ms. Jimi Thompson, CISSP

At 6:06 PM -0400 10/1/03, simon wrote:
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> All,
> 	I'm not sure how many of you have had good security audits in 
> the recent past so I thought I'd show you this. In summary Secure 
> Network Operations, Inc. will do an external security audit of your 
> network for approx $1000.00.  If they don't find any 
> vulnerabilities, then the audit is FREE and they send you a letter 
> of validation. If they do find vulnerabilities, then they charge you 
> and send you a formal report that details their finds and grades 
> your network.
>
> 	Given some of the new laws that have been passed this seems 
> like a pretty good service and a VERY cheap way to validate your 
> companies security. Secure Network Operations also has a flawless 
> track record and has the references to prove it.
>
> Why do I think this is a good idea? Well, the California identity 
> theft law (Civil Code 1798.82),The new federal banking regulations 
> are two reasons. They both  make disclosure of a compromise 
> MANDITORY. You need to tell ALL of your clients, by law, that you 
> have been compromised and that their identities may have been stolen.
>
> So anyway, I'll shut up.  For those of you that are interested check 
> out the link below. For those of you that arent, I'm just trying to 
> help people out so don't flame me or I'll /dev/null your mail.
>
> http://www.secnetops.com/pesa-form_html.html
>
> Their web site is: http://www.secnetops.com
> - -- Regards,
>         -simon-
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