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Micrsoft Midsize Business: Security

Use the resources below to find security solutions geared toward midsize businesses with 25 — 500 PCS.

Cerberus, an IPsec implementation from NIST. This implementation contain many different encryption cypher (including all the AES finalists), but is subject to US export controls.

Latest Info on Linux Versions

Great site for all the Linux releases you could want. With help, popularity ratings, and homw sites it's well worth a look if Linux is your bag.

Who better than the NSA for advice?

A little known resource, the NSA offers may guides on a range of topics.

To see a range of devices that run on Linux look at www.linuxdevices.com.

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Did you know?

Set up a firewall. Even if you just use dial-up or DSL you are fully exposed to the internet.

This is your primary defense and protects against outside attacks by screening and blocking all traffic between your network and the Internet that is not allowed. The firewall also hides computer addresses. Firewall hardware connects between the cable/ DSL modem and your computers. Windows operating systems have great built-in firewalls.

Need to grant admin access for a single app to a specific user or group?

Don't just give out root. Use Sudo to define and control admin access to all resources - and you are the admin, do the same thing for yourself. You will be much less likely to step on yourself.

Frozen Explorer session?

If your explorer session has stopped responding, hit CTRL+SHFT+ESC to bring up taskmanager. On the processes tab, look for explorer.exe in the Image Name column and hit the End Process button. Your windows session will now seem to disappear. It can be restarted in taskmanager by going to File>New Task (Run) and typing explorer.exe.

Only and estimated 25% of companies report computer intrusions to law enforcement.

They site bad publicity and loss of credibility as major concerns.

Size does matter - passwords.

Make it longer, using upper and lower case, with numbers and special characters. Don't forget spaces and punctuation points can frequently be used to make more memorable, but still secure, pass phrases.