Enterprise Security Articles
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Need to check your online databases for vulnerabilities? HP offers a free tool to check your website for SQL Injection vulnerabilities. HP Scrawlr crawls your website looking for exploits and flaws in your code. This software is free and easy to use.
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Security Analyst often aren't trained in the dangers of file streaming through NTFS's Alternate Data Streams. This tutorial teaches you how to create and detect it. Files can be hidden within files. These files can hide porn, company secrets or may contain information on terrorism.
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What motivates hackers to do what they do? How do they do what they do? And what is Leet Speak? Who are the people who break into, modify or steal data. Read this article for a look into the inner workings of a hacker's mind.
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What is 8570.1 Compliance? 8570.1 provides guidance and procedures for the training, certification, and management of the Department of Defense contractors and workforce who work in Information Assurance and Information Technology. This line of security is important for contractors of the DoD.
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Sometimes a script or other application providing automatic management oversight over end-user devices or servers needs session and logon data. Two free utilities provide the functionality necessary to achieve these outcomes in a Microsoft Windows environment.
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In this series of articles, we examine how to prepare for and manage data loss incidents in a way that minimizes financial business impact or harm to customers or employees. In Part 1, we begin with an overview of the process and a look at the first steps of the process.
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Did you ever send a secret message to someone? Maybe you never felt the need to, but in most cases - all the way from ancient days of Greece to the present and beyond - encryption has always been around. So how does it work? What does it do? Why is encryption mentioned so important?
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This is the final article in the series on data security incident management. This focuses on how to manage data security systems and the causes and effects of data systems or network system failures in a company.
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In this article, we continue the series on data security incident management with an examination of what happens after a software or human security threat is identified and contained: eliminate the data security threat and restore data and network services.
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In the previous articles in this series, we looked at preparing for incidents and how to detect and analyze them when they happen. In this article, we examine how to contain a network security threat agent, minimizing the impact to a business.
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