Tuesday, March 09, 2010
...and another one from ASIS
ASIS is definitely not a small organization in the global security landscape. As a member, I receive lots of useful information through my membership, and I'm studying for their CPP certification. And now they want to conduct a small survey. Right.
Here's the nice looking HTML mail with external image links I received:
The mail header shows that an external company is being used for the mass distribution of e-mails with links to the survey (No transparent TLS encryption according to RFC3207 there):
And the URL looks like this (partially mangled to protect both ASIS and myself), my use of bold text:
http://www.magnet101.com/ls.cfm?r=25XXXXX77&sid=8868211&m=951026&u=ASIS&s=http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9WXXXXX
At least no promises about privacy or confidentiality regarding my answers and the results there, it's straight to a list of questions.
Dear ASIS:
Please read my post about a non-secure survey from ISACA, you can find it here. Until the current practice is changed, I will not answer any surveys from you.
Best regards,
Per Thorsheim
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