RE: [iwar] News
From: Leo, Ross
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I did say in a previous note that I do not accept the premise of the "white
hat hacker". The circulated newsbite about Max Butler tends to substantiate
my position. Yes I realise that the jury is still out (he is not convicted
yet). Nevertheless, that fact that he is up on charges casts reasonable
doubt over the "trustability" of this type of practitioner.
As I said then, the hiring of a "white hat hacker" or a reformed hacker is a
risk I can avoid, and so I do. It is never a matter of being sure someone
is a crook or not - it is a matter of whether they prove themselves to be
completely trustworthy or not. It is the element of uncertainty that
dictates my course toward assuming less risk, and avoiding unnecessary ones.
Ross A. Leo
Ross A. Leo, CISSP, CBCP
Director, Information Assurance & Security
CSOC Houston
Voice: 281.853.3516
Fax: 281.853.3140
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