full-disclosure - Scandal: IT Security firm hires...

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Message-ID: <20040920172019.37208.qmail@web51509.mail.yahoo.com>
From: keydet89 at yahoo.com (Harlan Carvey)
Subject: Scandal: IT Security firm hires...

> > Does it not strike anyone that there is a
> disturbing trend in 
> > malicious hackers (yes, yes, I know, they are not
> hackers if 
> > they are malicious, so call em whatever you want)
> getting 
> > hired to security firms, 

Regardless of the reason for hiring these individuals,
this fact should be noted by any organization subject
to legal or regulatory compliance with regards to
computer/information security.  While the laws in the
US do not specifically stipulate that reputable firms
must be used when seeking compliance with vuln/risk
assessments, etc., one would hope that the
professional reputation of the assessing firm would be
considered, as well.