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From Tony Bradley, CISSP-ISSAP, for About.com

Information Leakage From 'Google Hacking'

Monday January 15, 2007
You may think that your policies, procedures, tools, techniques and appliances are enough to secure and protect your data. You would probably be dumbfounded to find out just how much data- confidential, private, sensitive data that nobody has any business seeing- is available via the Web if you just know the right search term syntax to use. To learn more about the problem of information leakage, how to determine if your data is at risk, and steps to take to secure your data and remove it from Web search engines, read Information Leakage: Protect Against 'Google Hacking'.

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