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Increase the performance of an IDS or Network Security Monitor on Ubuntu
Running Snort, IDS or Network Monitor on Ubuntu? Many Enterprise locations use Linux or Ubuntu to run IDS or intrusion software on their networks. IDS systems usually hit the system resources of even the most powerful Linux machines. To speed up the systems, use the following tips.

Published by Steve Mallard (12,177 pts ) on Dec 27, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles
The Lack of Security in a Fax Machine and How to Secure It
Most companies do not lack for information security products. Yet there is a device, hundreds of them perhaps, in many organizations, that lack any sort of security. This is the lowly fax machine.

Published by Ben Rothke (4,314 pts ) on Oct 3, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles
Going Wireless and How to Do It Securely
Wireless is all about convenience, as it untethers users from the shackles of the Ethernet cable; they often open themselves up to myriad security issues around wireless.

Published by Ben Rothke (4,314 pts ) on Oct 3, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles
Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 – Five-Star Protection with a Three-Star Price
Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 may not have the kind of stranglehold on the virus protection market that Norton and McAfee have, but as far as I’m concerned, it comes out on top.

Published by Brett Callow (5,942 pts ) on Sep 24, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Reviews
Norton Internet Security 2007 - Far from a Drag
When I hear the name "Norton," my mind immediately goes to Ed Norton, the goofy, sincere, sewer worker of "The Honeymooners." This Norton, however, is a smart, classy, powerhouse that will keep your computer secure and running well.

Published by Paul Pardi (6,135 pts ) on Sep 24, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Reviews

Trend Micro Internet Security – All-in-One Protection
Trend Micro Internet Security 2008 is an all-in-one security application. Its many features cover all the basics from antivirus protection to parental controls. It is fully customizable and has great help and support.

Published by Brett Callow (5,942 pts ) on Sep 24, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Reviews
CA Internet Security Suite - This Is A "Suite" Deal
Simple, clean, and an able performer, the CA Internet Security Suite is a well-rounded package for the general home user. There is a lot in this offering and little not to like but is it worth the $70 you'll pay?

Published by Paul Pardi (6,135 pts ) on Sep 24, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Reviews
Norton Confidential - Not Worth the Investment
Norton Confidential promises to keep your personal information protected when you're surfing the Web or shopping online, but a variety of issues combine to reduce the value and performance of this product.

Published by Tony Bradley (1,781 pts ) on Sep 24, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Reviews
The Understanding of Cyber-warfare
With the recent invasion by Russia, several Georgian government computers came under attack. The art of cyber warfare consist of taking down government, logistic, communications and news information sites along with interfering with the logistics and electrical infrastructure of the government.

Published by Steve Mallard (12,177 pts ) on Sep 24, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Articles
GhostSurf - Your Computer’s Invisibility Cloak
GhostSurf anonymizes your surfing. Whether you want to fly under the radar when you’re surfing the Internet or remove all traces of your computer activity, GhostSurf is up to the job.

Published by Rhonda Callow (10,423 pts ) on Sep 24, 2008 to
Enterprise Security Reviews