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Re: IPS arguments
From: kellstr () gmail com
Date: 18 Feb 2009 22:49:21 -0000
First, unless your employer has a contract with the company you should not be involved with pen-testing on them. As far as why they need it, I would go back to the argument of defense in depth. Each security piece has it's own strengths and weaknesses. Having multiple layers should allow the strengths in one layer to cover the weaknesses in another. The best argument against this to my mind is complexity, that there are too many different pieces in place for the administrative staff to be able to support properly. Good Luck
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- Re: IPS arguments M.D.Mufambisi (Feb 20)
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- Re: IPS arguments Keith Pasley Com6 (Feb 22)
- Re: IPS arguments David Howe (Feb 22)
- Re: IPS arguments M.D.Mufambisi (Feb 20)
- RE: IPS arguments JoePete (Feb 22)
- Re: IPS arguments Adriel T. Desautels (Feb 26)
- Re: IPS arguments kellstr (Feb 20)