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Website Security Testing
Hi All, I Just Have One Question... When You Have A Website Done By An External Company, What Is The Best Way To Implement It? Should The Security Test Being Done On The Test Environment Of The Website Builder Company Or Should It Be Done On The Client Test/production Environment? Thank You
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September 25th, 2006, 04:38 AM
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Development environments tend to be more open then actual production servers. The testing should be done on a similar box to that of production to accuratlly access the level of security. If its just a code review then that can be done anywhere. Displeaser
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