Richard Forno, 2002-03-07
An emerging Internet society could hold a few lessons for Americans in dealing with security issues.
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A Word From Inside
2002-03-09
Rafael Coninck Teigao (3 replies)
Rafael Coninck Teigao (3 replies)
I'm VP of a company that implements security here in Brazil (SafeCore Network Solutions, if you must know), and I can say from experience that the tallest barrier found when presenting security for our clients is the fact that they don't believe that their "IT professionals" aren't fit for the job. ...
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A Word From Inside
2002-03-12
Alexandre (1 replies)
Alexandre (1 replies)
Please, response my question...Security is process or tecnologies???Process is right!!!!...
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A Word From Inside
2002-03-12
Albino Bortolini
Albino Bortolini
Well Rafael, I can tell you, some companies have a lot of work to do with a small team. When you get to work, you have priorities thought. In Brazil, the problem is NOT that companies don't want to pay to secure it's system (if they have money, of course), is that the companies don't have money to i...
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A Postcard From Brazil
2002-03-11
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
Lol, anyways like all other countries in South America, Brazil is way too corupted, so before you guys implement laws and so on, you should make a biiiiiiiiiiiig "menage" in you're corrupted bureaucracy! Witch will not happen because like all latin coutries, we like more to play the game with "our" ...
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A Postcard From Brazil
2002-03-12
IT Security Enthusiast
IT Security Enthusiast
Corruption... Hmmmm... Are you corrupt? Have you engaged in corrupt activities? Anyway, if you have not, you may throw the first stone. I believe governments of all countries, territories (yes, there are still colonies today), communities, etc., are run by people, and the pursuit of power will d...
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A Postcard From Brazil
2002-03-12
Leandro Malaquias
Leandro Malaquias
I believe we're making good progress regarding IT Security, we are really learning from other peoples mistakes, and trying not to make the same ones.
One of our biggest problems down here is information sharing.
Some people believe that if they share knowledge it could mean money loss.
They're ...
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One of our biggest problems down here is information sharing.
Some people believe that if they share knowledge it could mean money loss.
They're ...
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A Postcard From Brazil - It's about time!
2002-03-12
TNR - FLN/SC
TNR - FLN/SC
The magistrates and lawyers in Brazil have to assume their general ignorance of the computer crime environment an ask for help.
I think that is about time to implant some kind of "Brazilian Task Force" to deal with this situation. A team formed by SysAdmins, Network Engineers, ISPs, Government an...
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I think that is about time to implant some kind of "Brazilian Task Force" to deal with this situation. A team formed by SysAdmins, Network Engineers, ISPs, Government an...
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A Postcard From Brazil
2002-03-14
Andre F
Andre F
Dear Mr. Forno,
I would like to know which brazilians you spoke to. :-)
Maybe I´m the only one who thinks like that but having been working with computer security in Brasil for years, I don´t think that your opinios reflect our real situation.
The ICP "law" growned up as a fight between fed...
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I would like to know which brazilians you spoke to. :-)
Maybe I´m the only one who thinks like that but having been working with computer security in Brasil for years, I don´t think that your opinios reflect our real situation.
The ICP "law" growned up as a fight between fed...
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