Take Our Golden Goose Security Survey

Every day data breeches occur. Some we hear about, others go unreported due to fear of copy cats. Metaphorically, a Web Server is like an ATM and a Database server from which it gets information is like a vault where bulk valuable data is stored. An ATM can get robbed and although significant, it's not like a robbery of the vault. ATMs and Web Servers are hardened for attack whereas Databases and other Back-end Servers are not. Our new service and software under development to manage limiting server's radius or sphere using advanced techniques and methods is launching. We are looking for various views of our potential customer's which is why we are asking you to help us by completing our survey. Thank You! Bill

1. Do you understand the concept of a sensitive data containing server (financial, health, secret) we term a "Golden Goose Server"?

A server that contains very sensitive and valuable information

A server that should be protected because of its ultra sensitive data

A server that is a repository for sensitive data, like Fort Knox is for U.S. gold storage

A server that is like a bank vault where cash or valuables are highly safeguarded

Any or all of the above

2. Based upon your definition of a Golden Goose Server, how many do you think your organization maintains?

Less than Five

Less than One Hundred

Less than Five Hundred

Less than One Thousand

More than One Thousand

3. Do you believe Firewalls and Security Architecture adequately protect your Golden Goose Servers?

No, our organization has been hacked

No, its only a matter of time

Yes, but we could do more to protect our Golden Goose

Yes, we have done everything possible and we are fully protected

4. Can your Golden Goose update its software or OS directly to/from the Internet?

Yes

Yes, but only to specific firewall filtered hosts

I don't know, but it is a question I intend to ask

5. On your Internal Network or VPN, can internal users reach your data center Golden Goose servers? (get a login prompt)

Users are able to "ping" these sensitive servers

Yes, users can reach sensitive servers, but they can't login due to lack of account credentials

No, users can't even reach sensitive servers

I have no idea

6. If someone was at the console of the Golden Goose server, could they "ping" the Internet?

Way too technical for me to answer

Yes

7. Do some of your Web Servers provide Internet service only for local, regional or national clients, but not 100% of the Internet?

No, all our Web servers provide service to clients in every area of the globe for 100% of the Internet, even far distant countries

Yes, many of our Web servers provide service to less than 100% of the Internet

We have a mix of Web servers providing regional or global service

8. If your Sensitive Server was compromised by a Trojan virus designed for it to send data to a remote country, it would:

Spill our sensitive data to any device on the Internet, anywhere in the world

Would not spill data because of our firewall

I'm not sure if our Golden Goose would be on the loose

9. How can Golden Goose Security lower risks to your sensitive server/s? (even if firewalls fail)

Limit access from Internal and/or VPN users

Limit access to only devices within the data center

Limit access to only your Internal network

Limit access to a local, regional or national sphere on the Internet - from 100% down to <1% of hackers worldwide

Limit access to only the VLAN or Switch broadcast domain (only devices on its own wire)

Other (please specify)

10. After completing this survey

I feel good about the security of our Golden Goose Servers

I need to ask questions within our organization to know if our Golden Goose Servers are secure

I am concerned about the level of security for our Golden Goose Servers

I believe our organization needs to take action to protect our Golden Goose Servers

I would like more information regarding Golden Goose Security and will submit my contact information below

11. Address - Optional Information

Name

Company

City/Town

State/Province

Country

Email Address

Phone Number