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Is it reasonable to expect every department, organization, and agency to have flawless security? Not necessarily blocking based on IPs, but requiring VPNs to a
by dm2 12y ago
Is it reasonable to expect every department, organization, and agency to have flawless security?
Not necessarily blocking based on IPs, but requiring VPNs to access these networks, which would be a requirement for another level of authentication and another point of monitoring who accesses the systems.
- Someone1234 12y ago> Is it reasonable to expect every department, organization, and agency to have flawless security? No. But it is no more reasonable to assume that a single department or organisation would have a remit to secure every computer system of the US government. > Not necessarily blocking based on IPs, but requiring VPNs to access these networks, which would be a requirement for another level of authentication and another point of monitoring who accesses the systems. You mean employees require a VPN to access these systems or the "bad guys?" VPN access for internal networks is fairly standard already. A handful of these kind of incidents originate when an employee infects their machine with malware which then "calls home" and gives others a backdoor way into the network (which can then be sold on or utilised).