The Spy in Your Server Room

CorinneI writes "Your business's private information may not be as safe as you think — especially when you take into account how many people pass through your office's revolving door on a daily basis. That's why many companies hire TraceSecurity employees to test the security of their systems — operations that usually involve TraceSecurity personnel talking their way into offices in order to gain access to server rooms and sensitive customer information. PC Magazine was invited along to cover a recent TraceSecurity operation."

They must be good

[Sockatume]

They managed to walk right into the front page of Slashdot with no resistance whatsoever.

Sneakers

[underwhelm]

The article is ok... but the movie adaptation is a thrill ride!

Re:Moderated -1 "Blatant advertising"

[spun]

Penetration testers doing their job: Film at 11.

Normally, CineMax doesn't show that type of film until after midnight...

Re:Eh?

[blincoln]

Is this an ad or an article?

According to TraceSecurity, advertisements on Slashdot often masquerade as articles. That's why many Slashdot members hire TraceSecurity to validate their contents before reading them. This message brought to you by TraceSecurity: Tracing your Security so that you can be secure in the knowledge that your Security is Traced.

What I want to know is...

[afabbro]

...if TraceSecurity's Senior Vice President Dariel LeBouef [tracesecurity.com] is a real name or a stage name for porn?

Dariel...THE BEEF!