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I agree with jerf here. In many cases I think the answer should be to create certain systems that are almost always offline (say after installation). We shouldn
by 3pt14159 10y ago
I agree with jerf here. In many cases I think the answer should be to create certain systems that are almost always offline (say after installation). We shouldn't be connecting the same computers that hold health records to the network that the doctor is checking Ask MD in the back office.
- cmdrfred 10y agoThis is my point exactly. If you need to access health records you don't need to simultaneously access Facebook or Twitter. All resources should be approved, IE have a legitimate business purpose. This can be done easily in any enterprise firewall, simply implement a white list of acceptable sites and block everything else no DPI required.