- Connecting to VirtualBox Through Remote Desktop Connection
- Installing Windows Server 2008 on VirtualBox
- Wireshark Tutorial: Sniffing Passwords
- Recovering Your Wireless WPA Key
- Laptop CPU Speed Control - Optimize Laptop Power Management
- Format an External Hard Drive that won't Reformat
- How to Build a WiFi Amplifier / Antenna
- Setting Up Microsoft SQL 2008 in VirtualBox
- How Much Electricity Does a Computer Use? Go Green to See Green
- Using Microsoft Access to Connect to a SQL Database
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About Me
Steve Mallard has over twenty years of information technology experience in education, government, logistics, manufacturing and the medical field, the author offers some of the best and most concise information needed for the IT professional with his first book, “The IT Professional’s Handbook”. His latest book looks at Hackers and Network Security and examines how corporations need to protect their data assets.
Steve Mallard currently works at the Tennessee Technology Center at Shelbyville as the IT Manager and as the Sr. Computer Information Technology Instructor.
Hobbies: Computers and Aviation
My Awards & Certifications
Professional Memberships:
CompTIA's Jobs+
CompTIA Learning Alliance
Certifications:
Microsoft Certified Trainer
Microsoft Certified Professional
Certified Network Defense Architect
Over 100 National Certifications
My Latest Articles
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Windows Live OneCare Review
Windows Live OneCare offers backup capabilities along with networking and firewall control and is an all inclusive Anti-Virus, Anti-Phishing, Anti-Malware and file protection security suite. Live OneCare combines security features along with maintenance...Published on July 6, 2011 to Computer Security
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CompTIA Security+
Current information technology professionals should as a minimum be required to study and pass CompTIA's Security+ certification. CompTIA's Security+ certification is one of today's most valuable certifications in information technology...Published on July 6, 2011 to Computer Security
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Hardening Microsoft Exchange 2007
Default settings in Exchange Server 2007 are that no unencrypted sessions are allowed. This server uses its own self signed certificate (This certificate should be replaced with a trusted certificate from a Certificate Authority) to secure individual...Published on July 4, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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