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Re: Pen testing a off-site web server
From: batz <batsy () vapour net>
Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 06:22:14 -0400 (EDT)

On Sun, 20 May 2001, Franklin DeMatto wrote:

:Anyone know how to handle the legal/bueracratic aspects of pen-testing a web server which is not in-house, but 
property of a hosting company??
:
:Any real-world advice, forms, paperwork, or legal info. would be appreciated.

Have your client inform their vendor that they require a third party of their
choosing to evaluate the security of their own networks and digital assets. 
The vendor may give some pushback, but you can give them assurances that 
no interruption of service will occur, give them a 24/7 number to reach 
the testing staff at, and make sure your client states that it is a part 
of their security policy to require this testing on all internal, and vendor
supplied equipment. "Requirement" meaning, "in order to do business with".

I think the vendor should be accomodating. 


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batz
Reluctant Ninja
Defective Technologies


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