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Tue, 19 Apr 2011

HBGary Open Letter - Air Gap
Our source code has always been air gapped from the Internet. The forensic examination confirmed that software development servers and workstations were not affected by the incident -- from HBGary

Anyone else find it hard to accept that none of the developers, testers, documentation writers or build people ever accessed source code from their Internet connected laptops / workstations? Especially considering the state of their other security measures.

Don't get me wrong, in some cases it's a sensible solution ( off-line key signing for example) but for entire teams working on a shared code base?

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