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Re: compromised network
From: "Meritt James" <meritt_james () bah com>
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 15:12:47 -0500
In general, yes. But it depends on who "you" is (consult corporation notification policy and incident response procedures - you DO have them, don't you?) and which authorities (different authorities have different area or responsibilities) and what is meant by 'alert' (forensic evidence? What do you tell them so you will not evoke a "yeah? So?") Jim Francisco Mário Ferreira Custódio wrote:
Hello Dana. All questions make sense! If your network has been compromised, you should alert the authorities. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- James W. Meritt CISSP, CISA Booz | Allen | Hamilton phone: (410) 684-6566 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current thread:
- RE: compromised network, (continued)
- RE: compromised network Yvan Boily (Dec 31)
- RE: compromised network Glenn Pearl (Dec 29)
- Re: compromised network erisk (Dec 30)
- Re: compromised network Jason Coombs (Dec 31)
- Re: compromised network Meritt James (Dec 31)
- Re: compromised network erisk (Dec 30)
- Re: compromised network Lard van den Berg (Dec 30)
- Re: compromised network Christos Gioran (Dec 30)
- RE: compromised network JM (Dec 30)
- Re: compromised network DT - Paulo Santos (Dec 30)
- RE: compromised network Francisco Mário Ferreira Custódio (Dec 29)
- Re: compromised network Meritt James (Dec 29)
- RE: compromised network Angus (Dec 29)
- Re: compromised network jamesworld (Dec 30)
- Re: compromised network H Carvey (Dec 31)
