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http://www.darkreading.com/operations/law-firms-security-cross-examined/d/d-id/1327676?_mc=NL_DR_EDT_DR_daily_20161209&cid=NL_DR_EDT_DR_daily_20161209&elqTrackId=909966cdd85f49e2881b1ecdc86d8774&elq=9ad [login to see] b3e9feada5c3445a5eb&elqaid=75367&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=24684
Thought my cyber security friends would enjoy this article. Extremely insightful.
Thought my cyber security friends would enjoy this article. Extremely insightful.
Law Firms' Security Cross-Examined
Posted from darkreading.com
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Information Technology
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Informational Security
Posted 8 y ago
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Great article. I think many in industry either fail to understand the risk or simply don't care. Thanks for sharing SSG Derek Scheller
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SSG Derek Scheller - I can believe that. There are too many ways to get into a system. I've always said that if you are a target, you can keep the amateurs out, but a dedicated professional will get in.
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SSG Derek Scheller
LTC (Join to see) - The common saying is that the only secure computer is one that is disconnected from the internet, 6 feet underground, in a hole lined with lead and concrete, and turned off.
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SSG Ruben Montiel
LTC (Join to see) - Well put LTC Frank F... I've always said that IF YOU ARE A TARGET, you can keep the amateurs out, but a dedicated professional will get in.
If your not, don't do anything to become one.....
If your not, don't do anything to become one.....
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SSG Ruben Montiel - I agree 100% and as with any asymmetrical attack, time is on their side.
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