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PDF document security: A look inside Google Chrome PDF viewer
You don't have to rely on Adobe's Acrobat Reader as your only PDF viewer; Google Chrome provides a secure PDF viewer that cuts down on your chances of falling victim to a PDF exploit. Tip
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How to avoid attacks that exploit a Web browser vulnerability
Beyond patching, Tom Chmielarski explains what you'll need to do to avoid application exploits caused by Web browser vulnerabilities. Tip
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Laptop full disk encryption: Debunking myths
Mike Chapple reviews laptop full disk encryption and separates fact from fiction. Tip
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Your USB port management options
When it comes to managing USB ports, the choice is yours. Mike Chapple reviews your three best options. Tip
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What Windows protection is available to control USB devices?
USB storage media is practically unavoidable but also a huge risk. Using Windows to control USB devices may not be the best option, but Tom Chmielarski reviews products that can help. Tip
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Three portable data storage encryption methods
Mike Chapple looks at three ways to encrypt sensitive data while it's stored on portable media. Tip
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Considering two-factor authentication? Do cost, risk analysis
One-time passwords and other technologies are effective protection, but midmarket companies have to consider the expense and management overhead. Tip
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How to encrypt emails in Outlook
Mike Chapple reviews how cryptography can be used to validate senders and keep important emails confidential. Tip
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The security value of a hosted data center
Have you begun converting your office space to a data center? There's a more secure option, says security analyst Joe Malec. Tip
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How to set your baseline with host integrity monitoring software
Once you have your malware detection, IDS and network firewalls in place, it may be time to turn your attention to another valuable troubleshooting tool: host integrity monitoring software. Tip
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unified threat management (UTM)
Unified threat management (UTM) refers to a comprehensive security product that includes protection against multiple threats. A UTM product typically includes a firewall, antivirus software, content filtering and a spam filter in a single, integrated... Word
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PDF document security: A look inside Google Chrome PDF viewer
You don't have to rely on Adobe's Acrobat Reader as your only PDF viewer; Google Chrome provides a secure PDF viewer that cuts down on your chances of falling victim to a PDF exploit. Tip
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How to avoid attacks that exploit a Web browser vulnerability
Beyond patching, Tom Chmielarski explains what you'll need to do to avoid application exploits caused by Web browser vulnerabilities. Tip
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Laptop full disk encryption: Debunking myths
Mike Chapple reviews laptop full disk encryption and separates fact from fiction. Tip
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Your USB port management options
When it comes to managing USB ports, the choice is yours. Mike Chapple reviews your three best options. Tip
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What Windows protection is available to control USB devices?
USB storage media is practically unavoidable but also a huge risk. Using Windows to control USB devices may not be the best option, but Tom Chmielarski reviews products that can help. Tip
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Three portable data storage encryption methods
Mike Chapple looks at three ways to encrypt sensitive data while it's stored on portable media. Tip
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Considering two-factor authentication? Do cost, risk analysis
One-time passwords and other technologies are effective protection, but midmarket companies have to consider the expense and management overhead. Tip
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How to encrypt emails in Outlook
Mike Chapple reviews how cryptography can be used to validate senders and keep important emails confidential. Tip
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The security value of a hosted data center
Have you begun converting your office space to a data center? There's a more secure option, says security analyst Joe Malec. Tip
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How to set your baseline with host integrity monitoring software
Once you have your malware detection, IDS and network firewalls in place, it may be time to turn your attention to another valuable troubleshooting tool: host integrity monitoring software. Tip
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About Integrated security appliances and systems
Learn more about integrated security appliances that combine antivirus, antispam, antispyware, content filtering, and intrusion detection and prevention technology in one box. Midmarket IT organizations can use these unified threat management appliances to simplify the management of Web-based threats and lower licensing costs.