Re: Parallels and WinME
- From: usenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Woody)
- Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2007 16:15:25 +0100
Steve Firth <%steve%@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ian McCall <ian@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Whilst this makes every practical bit of sense in the world, I suspect
nothing on earth would save my job should the laptop be nicked and
somehow that image was accessed. -Unless- it was protected by the
corporate-mandated code, in which case I'd be ok. I do tend to take
this stuff very seriously indeed - the bank's reputation and hence my
livelihood rather depends on me following procedures to the letter.
I understand. Sadly in order to comply with security policies I have to
use two laptops, one for corporate stuff (a Thinkpad with an encrypted
HDD) and this one, which I use for anything without a security
restriction.
I'd suggest that possibly the route you ought to consider is the VMware
offering for the Mac, rather than Parallels. An alternative but possibly
less pleasant is to see if the bank would accept BeCrypt instead of PC
Guardian. BeCrypt is the darling of those involved in government work
and it does work. However it needs no less than two usernames and three
passwords to get into and two of those passwords must be completely
unmemorable and changed at frequent intervals.
It does indeed. I thought it was amusing that because you have the two
unmemorable passwords, there are a group of laptops owned by the MOD
that I have worked on with bcrypt on, and each one has a post it note on
with the passwords.
The advantage of good security!
--
Woody
www.alienrat.com
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