Absolutely correct.
www.kpmg.com competes with the rest of the Big Six.. Don't hear much from
them anymore except on a few posts here and there, and mostly in
Information Security Week . A majority of them have fled to different VC
type funded companies or some just decided they wanted out of that life. I
think a partner I worked for several years ago is in last month's Wired
magazine touting his new fancy non-shaving of his upper lip and chin. Some
www.esecurityonline.com type of thing. Hopefully he thanked all the
helpless soles who re-typed all the CERTS, all the BUGTRAQ information in
order to really make the information special. Hey,
www.esecurityonline.com, next time learn how to use a scripting language,
and one can write a nice little utility called a parser. "Who is typing in
those vulnerabilities?.." New T-shirt to be distributed at SANS..
Top of the line?? Depends on what you hire them to do.. E&Y does a better
job at waxing the floor than most. Just make sure if you want a really
shiny floor, make sure you ask for the L-3 special.. :) Floor wax, desert
topping and Sample characters. :)
Tongue in Cheek.. :)
At 11:56 PM 8/11/00 -0400, Ken Seefried wrote:
> > I have been trying to gather data about a security consulting
> > company which is supposed to be top of the line, but whose name
> > I was never told, and whose web site was something like
> > www.kgpm.com
>
>Perhaps you mean www.kpmg.com, as in KPMG/Peat Marwick, the Big Six (Five,
>Four...whatever) accounting firm? They do have a respected information
>security group. Are they "top of the line"? Depends on what you want to
>do.
>
>Disclaimer: I'm a KPMG competitor on certain fronts.
>
>- Ken Seefried, CTO & Founding Partner, DigitalMoJo
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