In my experience and research, customer data and your inventory are more
vulnerable to employee theft. 50% of all employees have stolen from their
employer, and 50% of them will steal again.
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 20:10:32 +0100, Pet <pete31.DeleteThis@gymratz.co.uk> wrote:
> Alex Martinez wrote:
>
>> I am wondering I now have QuickBooks 2004 manufacturing and I love it.
>> My
>> question is how secure is my customer credit card number in QuickBooks.
>> Beside password privilege in QuickBook my main concern, especially with
>> all
>> the virus, adware, and Trojan horse out there can any hack get into
>> QuickBooks and tried to found out about those credit card numbers? Any
>> comments or tips will be appreciated. I just want to protect my
>> customers
>> credit card number. Thank you
>
> As long as your computers are on a NAT (network) and behind a reasonably
> secure firewall you shouldn't be particularly concerned about quickbooks
> being secure.
>
> If somone is able to get access to your sensitive data in the first
> place, you should have far greater concerns than whether any particular
> aplication is safe or not.
>
> IMO
>
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