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Using SSH to customize and secure Unix servers

Using a Secure Shell (SSH) is a better way to manage Unix servers than command-line access or Telnet, and expert Joel Snyder details three simple modifications you can make in SSH to make your serv...
How to avoid attacks that exploit a Web browser vulnera

Beyond patching, Tom Chmielarski explains what you'll need to do to avoid application exploits caused by Web browser vulnerabilities.
Windows patch deployment tools: WSUS 3.0 or third-party

Gregg Braunton discusses Windows patch deployment tools and reviews when you should (and should not) use WSUS to send updates to your employees' workstations.
How to test Windows operating system patches

Windows patch testing may be easy when it comes to applications like Outlook. Tom Chmielarski reviews how to test more difficult updates to the operating system.

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Auto shutoff switches save money, tighten security

Learn how auto shutoff is a good way to secure unused network ports Tip
Nipper audits routers, reveals insecure settings

In this column, contributor Scott Sidel examines Nipper, a network infrastructure parser that helps security professionals keep routers and firewalls properly configured. Tip
Automating the patch installation process

In this Ask the Expert Q&A, our platform security expert discusses how to control patch installations for Microsoft applications. He also explains where to find resources that will help you manage this process. Tip
How to prepare for security patch testing

Learn what steps organizations can take prior to security patch testing to ensure a successful patch testing phase. Tip
Maintaining data security when the employee base goes remote

Mike Chapple reviews which security practices and policies need to be enforced when your employee base works entirely from home. Tip

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