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Regaining control
Kelly Martin, 2005-11-29

Securing endpoint systems by locking them down using complex software brings back memories of another era, where business computers were once used for business applications only - and businesses retained control over their assets and data.

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Regaining control 2005-11-29
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Anyone who has been trained in Information Securiyt knows that the Internet is not a vulnerability, and the only reason todays problems are related to the internet is because it provides faster replication then Floppy Disks. The vulnerabilities are still the same ones, buffer overflows, lack of input validaton....

The only thing that has changed is the methods by which you can exploit them and the number of people with the opportunity to do so.

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Regaining control 2005-11-30
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Sounds like a good plan to me 2005-12-01
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