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We've got 135 on site users, 25 mobile users and about 500 windows machines and VMs floating around. We haven't had any machines "owned" at all...

• simonbrown 14y ago
  As far as you know.
  • rdl 14y ago
    Well managed and secured Windows 7 is actually probably more secure than any other major desktop OS right now (iOS blows it out of the water of course). OSX is more secure out of the box for a single user deployment perhaps (largely due to being less of a target), but in a corporate environment, it's harder to really lock down OSX than anything else. Sadly.
    • gouranga 14y ago
      Indeed. Our security police means that we have to put our iOS and Macs on the DMZ rather than internal network.
  • gouranga 14y ago
    Oh believe me, we know.
    • anextio 14y ago
      Famous last words. Sorry, but a basic principle of security is to assume that you are already 'owned'.
      • gouranga 14y ago
        Actually no, that's part of risk assessment i.e reactive security. A better basic principle is guard all your doors, windows (excuse the pun) and cracks religiously (proactive).