From: Byron Sonne (blsonne@rogers.com)
Date: Thu Feb 09 2006 - 00:05:29 EST
> and the technical ignorance of their technical person is what
> closed the door for ncircle. Or at least that is what I get out of his
> email, not 'please tell me how i should deploy a vulnerability scanner
> in my network' but rather a dialogue on the technical competence of
> the employee's.
Yep, I totally missed that point - good catch.
Working on the assumption it's true, that would indeed be a very silly
thing for a person to say, especially if they were a tech :/ It'd bother
me too.
I'm still curious about how long ago it was; many changes have taken
place that I'm confident will eliminate anything like that ever
happening again (what'd you expect me to say? :) Regardless, I'll pass
the info on, that kinda thing is always good to know.
If I'm annoying anyone with off-topic blabber, please let me know and
I'd be happy to take it off-list.
Cheers & Thanks,
Byron
p.s. I'm not a sales or marketing person, blah blah blah, my opinions do
not necessarily represent those of my employer, etc etc...
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