Re: Network proximity warning

["Badhrinath S" <sbadhrinath () gmail com>]

Hello,

There should be a security warning and the notices displayed along
with a link indicating the security policies when a user tries to
log-in and after login. without these warnings displayed in the
console, intruder can successfully argue that he/she was not made
aware of the policies and that it was not known to be a company
property...

This can be the first step.

Content of such a warning... you can visit the security policies page
of any telecom company [like juniper, cisco, att, sbc .....]

-- Hope that helps.


On 8/4/06, Eric Moakley <moakley.eric () gmail com> wrote:
> Hello all,
> I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for Legal notices issued
> by Network devices.  My company is currently looking for notices to
> add to our security policy notifying any intruder that they have
> entered secure space designated for company use.  This is to be
> implemented on the firewalls, routers, and switches as well as a
> notice upon successful log on to our AD server.  Does anyone have any
> setup similar to this or experience relating to its use/usefulness as
> an addition to security policies?  Or does anyone have any suggestions
> as to the content of such a warning?
>
> Thanks in advance
> ~Cheers
>
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