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So here I am getting carpal tunnel again trying to write page after page of recommendations and I'm thinking to myself, I bet those swell fellows over at defcon.org/forums have done this tons of times as well. So I got to thinking, has anyone ever tried to set up a semi-private kind of boiler plate repository of "best practices" write ups for the typical corporate environment. I have some previous reports that can be used for a kind of best practices report for just about any environment (that runs windows/cisco/generic storage/vmware/etc)
I figure keeping this kind of thing "semi public" would help to protect anyone posting information from violating any confidentiality agreements, or exposing any company to malicious activity. It would obviously be very important to sanitize everything, any identifiable data could be disastrous. The ideal is to really kind of compare notes on the types of reports you produce and hopefully improve everyone's ability to provide a valuable services to their clients.
After all, how fun is it compiling best practices from multiple sources time and time again, or just changing the names on huge sections of the same report you turn out time and time again?
There has to be a better way right?
Thoughts?
I figure keeping this kind of thing "semi public" would help to protect anyone posting information from violating any confidentiality agreements, or exposing any company to malicious activity. It would obviously be very important to sanitize everything, any identifiable data could be disastrous. The ideal is to really kind of compare notes on the types of reports you produce and hopefully improve everyone's ability to provide a valuable services to their clients.
After all, how fun is it compiling best practices from multiple sources time and time again, or just changing the names on huge sections of the same report you turn out time and time again?
There has to be a better way right?
Thoughts?
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