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Firewall Learning Guide
Get to know your firewall inside and out with this compilation of resources on firewall vulnerabilities, configuration and more. Learning Guide
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Using VLANs to compartmentalize WLAN traffic
Virtual LANs have long been used within enterprise networks to create logical workgroups, independent of physical location or LAN topology. This tip describes how to use these same VLAN capabilities, found in both wired and wireless devices, to tag a... Security School
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Man-in-the-middle attacks
This excerpt from Chapter 2 of "Securing Storage: A Practical Guide to SAN and NAS Security" examines how man-in-the-middle attacks affect Fibre Channel security and examines how to determine if your organization is at risk. Book Chapter
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RSA Conference 2006
Can't make it to RSA 2006? Check out our continuous coverage from the show floor. Conference Coverage
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VoIP Security Learning Guide
More organizations are choosing to implement VoIP telephony for its cost savings. However, securing the technology comes with its own price tag. This guide is a compilation of resources that review the importance of VoIP security, protocols and stand... Learning Guide
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UK IT security survey reveals changing priorities
TechTarget surveyed UK IT professionals regarding their 2012 security priorities. The findings show changing security priorities. News | 16 Jan 2012
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Emerging 2012 security trends demand information security policy changes
2012 security trends involving cookies, fines, devices and threats will demand more skills -- and a little finesse -- from security professionals. News | 29 Dec 2011
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Concerned about tablet security issues? Some are, others not so much
Users love their tablets, but security pros are concerned about tablet security issues. However, though tablets bring new threats, not everyone is ringing the alarm. News | 05 Dec 2011
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Network security case study: College’s NAC virtual appliance makes grade
Wellington College’s network security case study explains how a NAC virtualization appliance blocks malware and provides increased capacity on demand. News | 06 Jul 2011
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Infosecurity speakers advocate for mobile device security policy
Don't underestimate the importance of a mobile device security policy, agree several CISOs at the 2011 Infosecurity Europe conference. News | 22 Apr 2011
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iPad management: Securing iPads in a regulated world
When the sales department started using iPads, the IT security manager was tasked with locking them down. Learn how one infosec pro took charge of iPad security. News | 04 Apr 2011
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Cloud access control: Plug-in alters applications on a per-user basis
The new browser plug-in allows for per-user access controls with cloud application features, but at launch is limited only to Salesforce.com and Google Apps and browsers IE or Firefox. News | 30 Mar 2011
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Mobile phone security threats, blended attacks increasing
Not only is the amount of mobile malware increasing, the level of sophistication of that malware and accompanying attacks is rising, too, discloses a new report. Article | 11 Feb 2011
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Cisco says attackers will take aim at Apple, Android mobile devices
The popularity of Apple and Google Android mobile devices could put them at risk of falling in the crosshairs of cybercriminals. Article | 20 Jan 2011
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Mobile device malware growing, but smartphone threats still small
For several years running, security researchers have predicted that mobile malware will be the next big thing, but how concerned should organisations really be? Article | 22 Dec 2010
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Assessing home offices for compliance with security teleworking policy
Get advice on how to assess employee's home offices for security and policy compliance. Tip
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Stop phone tracking and GPS data leakage
GPS-enabled smartphones and other GPS devices may leak confidential or sensitive data, making it easy for attackers to target your employees. Tip
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How to prevent unauthorised personnel from hacking voicemail
Keeping attackers out of sensitive corporate voicemails can be as easy as updating PIN policies. Tip
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How to perform a proper, secure third-party software download
Pushing third-party software downloads without thoroughly checking them may result in unintended code overwrites. Prevent such overwrites with this advice from Michael Cobb. Tip
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What to include in a secure video conference policy
If your organisation uses video conferencing, make sure you're aware of the potential risks and how to mitigate them. Tip
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Choosing the best uninterruptible power supply for your organisation
With the help of an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), your organisation can avoid costly downtime. Learn how to choose one for your organisation. Tip
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iPad security policy pointers for enterprise iPad endpoint integrity
As enterprise iPad use increases, companies must make decisions about iPad security policy and how to enforce it. Lisa Phifer offers several tactics for ensuring iPad endpoint integrity. Tip
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Fax machine security: Creating a corporate faxing policy
While email security is often of utmost importance to enterprises, fax transmissions of sensitive information are less considered, if not forgotten altogether. In this expert tip, Michael Cobb explains how to create a corporate faxing policy that wil... Tip
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How to secure GSM phones against cell phone eavesdropping
A recent advancement in attacks on Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) security has shown that it is now trivial to intercept or record GSM cell phone calls. Tip
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PC virtual desktop on an encrypted USB drive: Product snapshot
While booting a virtual desktop from a USB might not be new, booting a desktop that features and focuses on security is. In this article, U.K. Bureau Chief Ron Condon examines the newest offerings in the secure USB virtualisation space. Tip
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Alternatives to buying full-on network access control (NAC) systems
In this expert response, Peter Wood outlines some alternatives to NAC systems, and explains why, sometimes, NAC systems really are the best choice. Ask the Expert
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USB drive security best practices and processes
There are some best practices to follow when it comes to USB drive security. Learn what they are and how to protect your company from USB security threats. Ask the Expert
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Windows 2003 DNS configuration tips
Expert Richard Brain reviews the best way to configure your server's DNS. Ask the Expert
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How to detect if machines have been infected with Trojans, keyloggers
New data protection expert Paul Vlissidis explains the difference between keyloggers and Trojans before revealing how to find both on your machines. Ask the Expert
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How to protect a laptop from spam, viruses
Q&A: Expert Richard Brain explains how to protect your laptop from malware by preventing it from installing in the first place. Ask the Expert
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What should happen to users and devices that fail NAC policies?
Expert Peter Wood reviews how to deal with employees and devices that don't pass NAC policies. Ask the Expert
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Should a worm patch or push security updates?
In this expert response, Richard Brain explains why "offensive" worms should not be used to propogate patches. Ask the Expert
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Why can Google block virus-infected websites; how do you stop a ban?
Expert Richard Brain explains why Google may block virus-infected websites and what you can do to prevent your website from being banned by Google. Ask the Expert
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How to enable a local keyboard after an RDP connection
In an expert Q&A, Peter Wood explains how to enable a local keyboard active on a server after an RDP connection from another host. Ask the Expert
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When running Wireshark, will adding a switch stop packet sniffing?
In this expert response, Peter Wood explains when a switch will provide protection from opportunistic packet sniffing Ask the Expert
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Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA)
RIPA (Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act) is a law enacted in the United Kingdom in 2000 to govern the interception and use of electronic communications. Word
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Computer Misuse Act 1990 (CMA)
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Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI)
The Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI) is the agency charged with providing advice to any entity within the United Kingdom that owns or operates services or property critical to commerce, public health or security. (Continued... Word
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Unified threat management (UTM) integration challenges
In this video, Joel Snyder of Opus One reviews how unified threat management products integrate with host-based protection and network access control devices. Video
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The trade-offs of unified threat management
Opus One's Joel Snyder reveals a key drawback of UTM. Video
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Unified threat management vs. intrusion prevention systems
In this video, Joel Snyder of Opus One talks about how unified threat management stacks up against an intrusion prevention system. Snyder reveals the best options for both midmarket organizations and larger enterprises. Video
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The value of an intrusion prevention system against a Web attack
Yes, an IPS only protects against known attacks, but a little protection goes a long way. Joel Snyder of Opus One takes a few minutes to talk about the true value of intrusion prevention systems. Video
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NAC and endpoint security: The hard questions
Joel Snyder covers challenging endpoint security questions and explains how NAC technology can address them. Video
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Video: Scanning with Nmap
Peter Giannoulis takes a look at everybody's favorite, freely available port scanner and OS identifier: Nmap. Video
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UK IT security survey reveals changing priorities
TechTarget surveyed UK IT professionals regarding their 2012 security priorities. The findings show changing security priorities. News
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Assessing home offices for compliance with security teleworking policy
Get advice on how to assess employee's home offices for security and policy compliance. Tip
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Stop phone tracking and GPS data leakage
GPS-enabled smartphones and other GPS devices may leak confidential or sensitive data, making it easy for attackers to target your employees. Tip
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Emerging 2012 security trends demand information security policy changes
2012 security trends involving cookies, fines, devices and threats will demand more skills -- and a little finesse -- from security professionals. News
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How to prevent unauthorised personnel from hacking voicemail
Keeping attackers out of sensitive corporate voicemails can be as easy as updating PIN policies. Tip
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Concerned about tablet security issues? Some are, others not so much
Users love their tablets, but security pros are concerned about tablet security issues. However, though tablets bring new threats, not everyone is ringing the alarm. News
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Roundup: University case studies on innovative security products
Browse this collection of university case studies from colleges that have successfully implemented innovative security products. Tutorial
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Network security case study: College’s NAC virtual appliance makes grade
Wellington College’s network security case study explains how a NAC virtualization appliance blocks malware and provides increased capacity on demand. News
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IT in Europe, Security Edition: Data Protection Act compliance
DPA compliance grows more challenging in an age of cheap cloud computing, sexy smartphones and personal threats faced by security professionals. Magazine
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How to perform a proper, secure third-party software download
Pushing third-party software downloads without thoroughly checking them may result in unintended code overwrites. Prevent such overwrites with this advice from Michael Cobb. Tip
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