Sorry, wasn't able to call in...
Some comments:
1. Second paragraph, second sentence doesn't make sense:
By standardizing common Health Assessment attributes for these
powerful devices (Network Printers, Multi-Function Devices, Network
Scanners, etc.) should be incorporated into commercial network
security tools.
2. Page 4, third paragraph; "can be divided into two areas of information: ..." seems a little awkward. Maybe just "can be divided into two areas of information: asset management and health assessment", and move the remaining sentences in this paragraph below the lists and use the same "health assessment" terminology in the second list at the bottom of the page (instead of "security and health factors") to tie it all together.
It might also be good to note that this is a work in progress and that the MPSA members should let the NAC vendors know they want support for this stuff?
On Oct 27, 2010, at 6:24 PM, Murdock, Joe wrote:
> I’ve posted the first (incomplete) draft of the MPSA IDS article. Please look at it and make suggestions/comments. We’ll discuss in the teleconference on 10/28
>>ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/ids/white/MPSA-Hardcopy-Security-Article-draft-1.docx>ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/ids/white/MPSA-Hardcopy-Security-Article-draft-1.pdf>> Joe
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