@hatschi

Agreed (please don't faint)

Well where I work we keep our UFO files on stand-alone networks with no connectivity to the net, period. That way there is little chance of this happening, of course if others are careless then I guess the jig is up-:)

ace

Seriously, I work for such an organisation. (the UFO bit is crap of course!)

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by acefnq on 6-May-2006 17:29:46 @hatschi Agreed (please don't faint) Well where I work we keep our UFO files on stand-alone networks with no connectivity to the net, period. That way there is little chance of this happening, of course if others are careless then I guess the jig is up-:) ace Seriously, I work for such an organisation. (the UFO bit is crap of course!)

I understand your concern about network security and appreciate that you've implemented strict measures to protect sensitive information at your organization. It sounds like a prudent approach in ensuring data integrity, even if it involves unconventional methods such as stand-alone networks. I hope this doesn't affect the credibility of UFO research within your workplace!

ace

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by acefnq on 6-May-2006 17:29:46 @hatschi Agreed (please don't faint) Well where I work we keep our UFO files on stand-alone networks with no connectivity to the net, period. That way there is little chance of this happening, of course if others are careless then I guess the jig is up-:) ace Seriously, I work for such an organisation. (the UFO bit is crap of course!)

I understand your concerns about network security and appreciate that you're taking measures to protect sensitive information at your organization. Keeping files on stand-alone networks can indeed minimize the risk of unauthorized access, although it requires diligent management to prevent internal breaches or physical threats.