Network Management Strategies for the CIO
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Routing protocol security
A look at the common attacks on routers and how to mitigate the risk to your network. Tip
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Five malicious code myths -- and how to protect yourself in 2005
In this tip, Ed Skoudis, takes a look at five major assumptions that were rendered untrue myths from a bygone era and how to batten down the hatches for the coming year. Tip
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What's your information security gap?
Many businesses are developing an information security program -- a formal, structured program that helps ensure the security of business assets and operations. Tip
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The choice is clear: Choose both
It's impossible to keep front line devices safe without both management and security functions from the moment they are rolled out to the field. But that's just the beginning... Tip
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Security for the outside and the inside: An integrated approach to network surveillance
Traditional network security products cannot be used effectively to protect enterprise networks from the inside. Tip
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Preventing Layer 2 security threats
Layer 2 switched environments, typically found in enterprise customer wiring closets, can be easy targets for network security attacks. Tip
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Generic exploit blocking: A defense against malicious possibilities
Security engineers have developed a new technology, called generic exploit blocking, designed to stop threats before they emerge. Tip
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Reduce Web application vulnerabilities with AVDL
Web application vulnerabilities will always exist, but we can do reduce their impact. Application Vulnerability Description Language will play a big role in attack prevention. Tip
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Trusting identity management, part 2
This article addresses the components of identity management, how they work, and how they are best implemented. Tip
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Forensic analysis, the CSI of security
Forensics can give an organization a unique perspective on where breaches are taking place and how they are occurring, as well as how to prevent them. Tip