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Re: RE: Laptop security
From: spad78 () hotmail com
Date: 23 Feb 2007 16:07:17 -0000
Seems a litle draconian to me; surely laptops are given to staff to facilitate easy working rather than burden them with worry? I would think that aside from disk encryption to ensure data asset protection, all other measures are aimed at minimising equipment loss, sure a lock will help but other measures seem like a poor investment and usability balance when you consider unit costs of laptops these days. Concentrate on the information asset, not the medium! Kind regards, Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list is sponsored by: BigFix If your IT fails, you're out of business - or worse. Arm your enterprise with BigFix, the single converged IT security and operations engine. BigFix enables continuous discovery, assessment, remediation, and enforcement for complex and distributed IT environments in real-time from a single console. Think what's next. Think BigFix. http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;82309979;15562032;o?http://www.bigfix.com/ITNext/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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