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From: ka at khidr.net (Ka) Subject: Professional Groups At Dienstag, 13. Januar 2004 19:06 James.Cupps@...pi.com wrote: > All of the arguments for unionizing have centered around job security and > control of direction in the company to make life better. No, not all, mine for example not. > Now I have to ask what does any of this do with Info Security let alone > vulnerability exposure? The IT security specialist being "owned" socially has nothing to do with security? I must be dreaming. That whole discussion about off-topic and what should be allowed to discuss in this list is not proof enough? The scissors are already installed in our heads. -- snip -- Ka -- r00ted systems tend to get patched so that no other can come in, apparently they are invulnerable -- afterwards.
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