Internet Marketing Monitor
December 11, 2006
Filed Under (The Internet, Google) by Matt / Derick on 12-11-2006

If you use Google's Enterprise search technologies to power your company's internal document search, a post about document-level security at the Google Enterprise Blog might be worth a read.  Nitin Mangtani, product manager for the Google Search Appliance, responds to an article published in New Idea Engineering about ways to implement document-level security and explains the reasoning Google uses to select the type of security their search products implement.

Security has been a hot topic for years, spurred in no small part by the rising use of the internet as a launching ground for digital attacks on corporations and individuals.  Corporate websites and intranets should have security policies in place to prevent breaches of data from both the outside and the inside.

Keep this in mind when rolling out website and intra-company search services.

 

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1 Comment posted on "Don’t Forget to Lock That Data Up"
RVP on February 7th, 2007 at 6:14 am #

For another view of how the Google Search Appliance handles enterprise security, check this:

“What’s Wrong with Google’s Enterprise Search Security?”

http://searchdoneright.com/2007/02/whats-wrong-with-googles-enterprise-search-security-part-1/


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