http://blogs.exaprotect.com Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:54:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://blogs.exaprotect.com/2008/06/network-nightmare-6-unprotected-laptops/#comment-13 Paul Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:10:07 +0000 http://blogs.exaprotect.com/?p=29#comment-13 I'm working in a big company where may happen that laptops could be stolen or lost. Obviously in some cases these may be stored important information about the company itself, its business and even sensitive datas about Customers or employees. A good solution could be an encryption system linked to a biometric sensor for the data stored on the hard disk. For the possibility to connect to the corporate network through VPN is concerned, I think it wouldn't be somewhat an hard work to have access in an Active Directory authentication-based environment. Anyway I bet there be a cracking solution even in this case but the goal would be completed only before the disabling of the user-account. In the end I believe the best solution is having no data at all stored locally but just managing virtual-machines (disk-less PC) with all the important information saved on centralized servers. I’m working in a big company where may happen that laptops could be stolen or lost. Obviously in some cases these may be stored important information about the company itself, its business and even sensitive datas about Customers or employees. A good solution could be an encryption system linked to a biometric sensor for the data stored on the hard disk. For the possibility to connect to the corporate network through VPN is concerned, I think it wouldn’t be somewhat an hard work to have access in an Active Directory authentication-based environment. Anyway I bet there be a cracking solution even in this case but the goal would be completed only before the disabling of the user-account.
In the end I believe the best solution is having no data at all stored locally but just managing virtual-machines (disk-less PC) with all the important information saved on centralized servers.

]]> http://blogs.exaprotect.com/2008/06/network-nightmare-6-unprotected-laptops/#comment-12 Danny Wed, 25 Jun 2008 03:44:16 +0000 http://blogs.exaprotect.com/?p=29#comment-12 Would love to see a write-up on securing remote users and their notebooks. I totally agree aggree with the risks especially when users are no savvy. Would love to see a write-up on securing remote users and their notebooks. I totally agree aggree with the risks especially when users are no savvy.

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