Would we be required to demonstrate what measures we take to prevent
unauthorised access ?
I'd agree with Phil here. The IFIS lists are obviously open, insofar asunauthorised access ?
anybody in the world can post to them, simply by putting the relevant e-mail
address in the box. I think, to qualify as unauthorised access, the list
would have to have restrictions on postings, which it doesn't.
As a side note would it be a good idea to think about restricting posting
rights to certain individuals IE the receivers (subscribers) to the list
and
other known email addresses that they use ? For example I occasionally
post from my work account as well as reading and posting from home.
Wouldn't affect me personally either way. I have IFIS posts sent to myrights to certain individuals IE the receivers (subscribers) to the list
and
other known email addresses that they use ? For example I occasionally
post from my work account as well as reading and posting from home.
college account, because it's easier just to load MS Exchange/Outlook than
go through IE. I could see, however, that having to use a certain account to
post with could get irritating. Not only that, but we're not all students
here, and hence don't have a college e-mail account.
Philip - who's experience of SW Trains this morning was not his
greatest.....
Saw an advert on the telly yesterday for Virgin trains. "Smart people travelgreatest.....
by Virgin Trains", or words to that effect. Hmmm... The only reasonably
effective train service I know of that runs in this country is the Eurostar,
and even then that can get a littlr hairy.