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User Rank: Ninja
5/27/2013 | 8:38:34 PM
the security of your system seriously this day in age then you are not reading
the news and all the current breeches that are occurring. Most of the current
attacks are due to uninformed employees who answer these phishing emails. I agree
that with proper training an employee could spot a potentially dangerous email.
TwitterGÇÖs recommendation of using a single node in the office is not at all
realistic.at the very least look at emails more cautiously because they are now
aware of the threats that exist. This also touches on the extent that Twitter is
liable for. If a user is careless with their credentials and lacks the knowledge
to protect their own systems, then I do not believe that is TwitterGÇÖs responsibility.
Paul Sprague
InformationWeek Contributor