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Posted by Unruh on January 3, 2006, 12:21 pm
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>I am going to put together an Intranet for our company and would like
>some feedback on my plans. Since I do not have as good a grasp on
>security issues as people here I expect to hear some problems with my
>idea, and hope to hear best practices solutions.
>Our company has three offices, one in Marylans, one in Alabama, and one
>in Kentucky. I am thinking to get a domain, secure it, and allow
>access to the website only from the three IP Addresses.
That is no longer and intranet, since you will probably be connecting the
three via the internet, unless you plan on leasing a dedicated line between
them.
As soon as you are on the internet, the danger increases bya very very
large factor.
a) Put each site behind a firewall. Note I assume that the three sites each
have more than one computer. Since those computers probably now already go
onto the iternet, they should already be behind a firewall.
b) "a" domain? YOu have three wildly different sites, going through
different service providers.
c) You are not very clear as to what it is that you are trying to
accomplish. That has to be clear first.
>Would this work as far as placing sensitive company information that
>would be shared only within the organization? If there is a problem
>with doing things this way I would greatly appreciate knowing where the
>problems lie and how this could better be done.
>Cheers -
>george
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