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Wildfire
(Fri Dec 16th, 2005, by Bob Osgoodby)
No, we're not talking about the wildfires in the western part of
the U.S., or not even something that can harm your computer.
Some times you will get an E-mail with a virus warning like the
one that recently circulated on the web about the "A Card fo... |
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An Independent Perspective on implementation of Access Control
(Wed Dec 14th, 2005, by Gordon Herrald)
b>An Independent Perspective on implementation of Access
Control Systems
Access Control Systems can have a major impact on the
security and daily functioning of an organization. This article
outlines fundamental issues to be taken into consideration... |
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Internet Security
(Sat Dec 10th, 2005, by Richard Lowe)
A vital part of any security scheme is backup. No matter how
tight your security is, you always have the chance that a virus
or hacker or even your 5 year old kid is going to slip through
your defenses and damage your system and your vital data files... |
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Sins of The Internet
(Fri Dec 9th, 2005, by Richard Lowe)
One of the most frustrating events you can experience as a
webmaster or writer is finding your work has been copied without
your permission. I'm sure that just about every writer and every
webmaster has been horrified to find his own work somewhere e... |
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Is Your Company Cognizant of the Mail Room Threat...?
(Mon Dec 5th, 2005, by Felix P. Nater)
1) Security Consultant's Perspective...
Regardless of your type of business, size or location, the
threat of workplace violence and terrorism is all around us
these days. It could involve you, your employees and your
business at any time. Protective... |
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Is your Computer Infected with Spyware?
(Mon Nov 28th, 2005, by Amin Sadak)
Is your computer running slower than it should be? Do you find
that de-fragmentation and extra memory doesn't help? Do you
think it could be a virus? What do you do in situations like
these? I suppose you'd run your antivirus software. But what
happe... |
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Information Security for SMEs
(Mon Nov 28th, 2005, by Thom Leggett)
This article explores computer security, aiming to give
businesses an insight into why they must be proactive in
protecting their systems. There are many aspects to security on
the Internet and a lot has been made recently of the security of
e-commer... |
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Strong Passwords
(Sat Nov 26th, 2005, by Lew Newlin)
Strong passwords are your first step in securing your systems.
If a password can be easily guessed or compromised using a
simple dictionary attack, your systems will be vulnerable to
hackers, worms, Trojans, and viruses.
Trojan, virus, and worm aut... |
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Does SSL protect you, or is it a condom that is open at both
(Fri Nov 25th, 2005, by ArticSoft)
For the last five or so years, SSL has been paraded as the
technology that secures the Internet. All you have to do is look
and see the padlock on the bottom of the screen and you can be
sure it’s safe.
Is it true?
SSL is a technology for providing a... |
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Protect Yourself from Cell Phone Bugs
(Thu Nov 24th, 2005, by Kingston Y. amadan)
Do you have conversations over the phone that you do not want
others to hear? If so, then it may be necessary to protect
yourself from cell phone bugs. Cell phone bugs are just as high
tech as many other bugs, and can pose even more of a threat,
sinc... |
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