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Alternatative Ways to get Windows Updates
Having problems getting windows updates? Often you are perplexed at why Windows fails to get updates. Your WSUS server or the operating system just fails to get updates. Here are three alternative ways to get updates.

Published by Steve Mallard (6,270 pts ) on Dec 22, 2008 to
Computer Security Articles
TrueCrypt 6.1a: A free, effective way to protect mobile data
There's no question that encryption is necessary to protect data on USB drives, laptops, or removable media. If you don't need a centrally managed encryption solution for your business, TrueCrypt may be exactly what you need.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,400 pts ) on Dec 18, 2008 to
Computer Security Reviews
Am I safe? Free ways to check if your website is vulnerable to common attacks.
Check out these free resources that will allow you to look for common application level attacks.

Published by heybryan (103 pts ) on Dec 15, 2008 to
Computer Security Articles

Protecting laptop computers
Defending against accidental or mallicious misuse, loss, or theft of laptops is a crucial part of SMB security planning and design. In this section, we look at the differences between protecting these mobile devices and static desktop systems.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,400 pts ) on Dec 11, 2008 to
Computer Security Articles
Protecting desktop computers
Defending against accidental or malicious misuse of end-user devices--misuse which often results in damage to the business, its customers, or its employees--is a crucial part of SMB security planning and design. In this section, we examine various layers and techniques for desktop computer defense.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,400 pts ) on Dec 5, 2008 to
Computer Security Articles
Terrorism and the Internet
Is the internet being used by terrorists? It is widely believed that the internet is being used by terrorist groups. With recent attacks, investigators and the news media have reported this may be the case.

Published by Steve Mallard (6,270 pts ) on Dec 3, 2008 to
Computer Security Articles

GFI MailArchiver 6: Effective SMB email archiving solution
Email archiving is moving from the realm of nice-to-have to that of must-have. Changes to e-discovery laws and the ascension of email to perhaps the largest repository of information are pushing SMBs to create and enforce retention and legal hold policies. MailArchiver helps meet these challenges.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,400 pts ) on Nov 24, 2008 to
Computer Security Reviews
Hide Your Important Files With Folder Castle
It's getting more and more important to protect sensitive files on mobile drives, USB flash drives and external hard drives. You hear the news stories of social security number's stolen after a person finds a computer that was trashed. With Folder Castle this is history.

Published by Berry van der Linden (1,105 pts ) on Nov 17, 2008 to
Computer Security Reviews
Endpoint hardening and defense: Overview of layered security
In this section, we begin infrastructure design tasks by discussing how to harden end-user devices and servers against attack or inadvertent loss of sensitive information. We start with an overview of layered security.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,400 pts ) on Nov 12, 2008 to
Computer Security Articles
Data Types You should Back Up Regularly
No matter where you work or how often you use your home PC for work purposes, the data on your home PC is just as important as the data on any office PC. When you back up, there are certain types of data you need to consider, including things like client files and data folders.

Published by Joli Ballew (20,712 pts ) on Nov 10, 2008 to
Computer Security Articles