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The nasty truth about spyware
A look at some of the dangers spyware presents to corporate networks and what to do about them. Tip
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Hacking For Dummies
This chapter helps security professionals understand how malicious users think and work, enabling them to defend their systems against attacks and to identify vulnerabilities. Tip
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Traffic flow considerations for the Cisco PIX Firewall
Carefully manage your traffic flow on the Cisco PIX Firewall to insure maximum security. Tip
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The new network science
Just as networks evolve -- network management is desperately in need of a change and that's where 'new science' comes in. In this feature column, Loki explains... Tip
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Cryptography For Dummies, Chapter 1
This chapter provides insight into the art of cryptography -- scrambling data so that it looks like babble to anyone except those who know the trick to decoding it. Tip
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Redundant security
With trusted algorithms being cracked left and right, here's a way to implement layered security controls. Tip
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Why Do You Need a Firewall? from 'Firewalls For Dummies'
Why Do You Need a Firewall? Chapter 1 of "Firewalls For Dummies" provides an excellent overview of what a firewall is, what it does and how it works. Tip
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The future of network security: Intelligence behind IPS
Enterprises require security that not only combines high-quality intrusion detection and prevention, but is more than just a sum of these two parts. Tip
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Using the bit bucket to stymie virus traffic
Here is a way to configure your proxy servers to rapidly filter potential virus traffic to the bit bucket. Tip
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Products of the Year 2004: Enterprise VPN
In the VPN realm, 2004 was the year that SSL VPNs made the grade for enterprise use. Our judges' selections in our "Enterprise VPN" category exemplify that. Tip