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Subject: Re: [PEN-TEST] "Get out of Jail Free"
From: Gregory Luckman (g.luckman
E-SECURE.COM.AU)Date: Tue Oct 31 2000 - 18:10:09 CST
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Ensure that the CIO is easily available by phone for conformation during the
audit. The intelligent integrator will assume that the letter is just a social
engineering attempt, and you don't want to be detained for a few hours until the
CIO is out of a meeting.
....Gregory
Quoting "Gallicchio, Florindo (2007)" <florindo.gallicchio
ESAVIO.COM>:
> In other words, the contract itself has the legal wording that gives us
> permission to do the security assessment, and we get a separate document
> for
> our auditors to carry with them when they're doing the social
> engineering/physical penetration test portion. A clearly written
> authorization letter from the client's CIO does the trick.
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