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Cyber Security a nerdy post for admin

By *j251 OP Man over a year ago

Coventry

I would like to understand a little about Fabs cyber security especially in relation to brute force attacks

I am a deep techie in cyber security and system architecture

I will make an assumption that Fab is hosted as a hosted solution eg Amazon EC2 or similar

I have educated guesses to the questions' answers

Please can you advise:

1 An outline of your cyber security transport protocols eg https, tls,

2 Fab's pen testing (yeah I know ironic for this site)schedule eg when last executed or next planned

3 Solution iso compliance certification eg iso 27001 27032, traffic protocols

4 Cyber security measures in place and certifications to ensure secure data

Thank you

By *entralscotscpl7Couple over a year ago

Falkirk

Dont think you will get a reply to this.

By *r Peachy n Mrs PonyCouple over a year ago

Widnes

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Hi

I would like to understand a little about Fabs cyber security especially in relation to brute force attacks

I am a deep techie in cyber security and system architecture

I will make an assumption that Fab is hosted as a hosted solution eg Amazon EC2 or similar

I have educated guesses to the questions' answers

Please can you advise:

1 An outline of your cyber security transport protocols eg https, tls,

2 Fab's pen testing (yeah I know ironic for this site)schedule eg when last executed or next planned

3 Solution iso compliance certification eg iso 27001 27032, traffic protocols

4 Cyber security measures in place and certifications to ensure secure data

Thank you"

So concerned you’ve hidden your profile, wouldn’t it be safer to just leave the site OP?

By *irenGuy70Man over a year ago

Cirencester

As a security techie you should know how easy it is to find out the SSL/TLS security in place yourself.

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If you are a "deep techie" (a what?), finding out how and where it's hosted takes seconds.

And spoiler alert, it's not AWS.