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By 'safe', he meant that the file would arrive at the destination without corruptions.

Currently, because all the network connections are on a private WAN, security is considered an obstruction! This attitude drives me nuts, but my recommendations fall on deaf ears.

However, I get the impression that someone higher up is organizing security audits (not just of the computer networks), so hopefully this attitude will fade away once the right incentives are in place (such as dismissals, etc ;-)

Pete

In reply to Re: Re: Re: When is it safe to move a file? by BoredByPolitics
in thread When is it safe to move a file? by BoredByPolitics

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