James Turnbull
10.02.2006
Castle walls may stop assaults from the outside, but they do nothing to halt attacks from mutinous inhabitants inside the keep. Of course, if the castle walls are not maintained, getting in from the outside gets easier and easier over time.
In this tip, I look at common mistakes made in physical IT infrastructure security and security maintenance. In part one, I covered problems with installations and the hard-perimeter, soft-center security approach. There are other areas to consider, but I find these particular ones to be frequently overlooked or mishandled.
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