full-disclosure - CISCO Vpn

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Message-ID: <40D9B134.8090407@cavionplus.com>
From: sjohnston at cavionplus.com (Shannon Johnston)
Subject: CISCO Vpn

One of the biggest risks of a VPN is the security of the client machine 
that's making the tunnel into your network. Security controls for that 
system should be at the top of your priority list.


Shannon Johnston



Patrick Olsen wrote:

>I have been asked what the PROs and CONs of setting up a vpn would be. Im
>trying to find security pros and cons. Basically to find out if it is worth
>the risk. This individual would be using a desktop at home which we would be
>setting up for her.
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