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This is a fascinating proposition: Web 2.0 my IT management data, including whatever the spider happens to crawl over.
I don't mean to be hyper-cynical, but my question is, why would I allow my configuration data, logs etc. to get uploaded to a 3rd party, notwithstanding their intentions to safeguard my proprietary stuff? Is that a risk that a sane business would incur? Suppose there happens to be exploitable information, such as log data showing patch levels, hostnames, user names, possibly password data (I can't certify that my comany is 100% bonehead-free). Don't know about you-all, but this would never, ever fly at my shop. - Posted by: kscher Posted on: 04/21/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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