PT Report delivery (caveats)

From: johnny Mnemonic (security4thefainthearted@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Mar 02 2006 - 07:06:25 EST


Hi

I'm interested in the group's feedback on the most accepted way to deliver a
final PT report to a client. Best practices indicate that reports are only
sent to a select group of people in each of the Red/White/blue teams, and
docs are sent via encrypted email and/or the document itself encrypted with
public/private keys exchanged at the start of the engagement. I've even
heard that sending electronic copies of the report is a no-no and only a
hardcopy should be couried. Could someone weight in on caveats and/or
industry standards for report delivery?

Also how would report delivery best practices from an internal pesting team
differ (if at all) from that of a third party consulting outfit.

Many thanks.

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