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How to Suck at Information Security

Lenny Zeltser from dshield has posted an amusing list of ways to suck at information security broken up
in the following categories.

- Security Policy and Compliance
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Security Tools
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Risk Management
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Security Practices
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Password Management

Here's a snippet

"Security Tools

  • Deploy a security product out of the box without tuning it.
  • Tune the IDS to be too noisy, or too quiet.
  • Buy security products without considering the maintenance and implementation costs.
  • Rely on anti-virus and firewall products without having additional controls.
  • Run regular vulnerability scans, but don’t follow through on the results."


Read the list: http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=5644

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