Re: Risk-Port 3270
- From: Kartik <kartik.netsec@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 8 Dec 2007 00:44:13 +0530
Well, Management is asking whether, in this scenario; How secure will
be the traffic? They are asking the probability of data being sniffed.
The problem is that i do not have much info regarding the application.
On 12/8/07, donge912@xxxxxxxxx <donge912@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Kartik,
I think it is hard to tell what the risk is without knowing the application
that will be making the connection. That's where the risk might be.
Regards,
Willem van Dongen
Sr application analyst
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Onderwerp: Risk-Port 3270
Hi,
Recently I got a change request which is to be implemented on the
firewall. The requirement is to allow port 3270 from inside network to
a webserver located in the outside world.
I would like to know the Risk/Threats associated with this change. I
dont know what kind of a data would traverse in this setup but most
likely its going to be something related with financial transactions.
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Kartik
Sr. Specialist- Security
www.hcl.in
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