full-disclosure - Security benefits of spliting services between two ISP providers

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Message-ID: <11D13211C12AC64A986A08B038EBBD440D2F29@MAIL.postbank.bg>
Date: Tue May 17 09:06:08 2005
From: rnaydenov at postbank.bg (Rossen S. Naydenov)
Subject: Security benefits of spliting services between
	two ISP providers

Hi group,

What will be the security benefit of splitting services between two ISP
providers?
By splitting services I mean have one ISP serve only web based business
services and other ISP serve the email and traffic generated by internal
web browsing (or something similar).
Right now everything goes through one ISP and second ISP connection is
kept as a backup.

Thanks.

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