- All systems are always vulnerable.
- Never put important information on a system you are not willing to secure and defend.
- Keep your users away from powers and abilities that will make your systems less secure.
- Be aware of where your information is, how it moves, and who has access to it.
Friday, September 30, 2011
The Four Rules of IT Security
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3 comments:
Yep, and if you were treated down it Texas under Tri-care, your info is out there... SAIC had a massive amount of patient info get hacked.
Win.
Rule #5: Boot it, and they will come.
Yeah, I read about that NFO. Hopefully they were smart enough to encrypt their backup tapes.
And who uses tapes anymore? Lord, might as well be using stone tablets. Use a secure network to replicate your backups to a remote site. Quit hiring Barney to ferry media across town.
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