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Information Security Primer - Part 2

In this installment of an introductory series on information security, the principle of confidentiality is examined.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,821 pts

) on Jul 28, 2009 to
Computer Security Articles

Data Wiping in Linux: Securing Your Privacy

Before you give or throw away that hard drive you've been using with your Linux OS, you might want to consider making it nearly impossible to retrieve information on what the drive once contained. This article shows you how to wipe a disk drive in Linux.

Published by arromeo (206 pts

) on Jul 9, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles

Encrypting Your Access Database: A How To Guide

If you are looking to keep your information free from prying eyes, or hacking eyes, then one simple and easy way to add an extra layer of protection to your system is by encrypting your database. This user guide will show you how to do just that.

Published by KateG (19,160 pts

) on Mar 30, 2009 to
Computer Security Articles

Backup Your Data: Protect Your Business

Home office users often overlook the critical aspect of backing up the data on their computer's hard drive, placing their trust on the reliability of their system. It isn't until their system crashes that reality sets in and problems arise. Here's a look at simple tools to ease the backup process.

Published by MiAGon (1,593 pts

) on Oct 24, 2008 to
Home Office Articles

Backing up a Macintosh

This is the first installment in a series on Macintosh backups. While the latest version of OSX offers "Time Machine," many Mac owners are still on earlier versions of the operating system. This article introduces the concept of backups in a simplistic manner for the most novice user.

Published by Gadgetat (393 pts

) on Aug 14, 2008 to
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Information Security Primer - Part 2

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