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Security Policy

External Content Threats Security and Web Beacons

November 5, 2007

For IT Security folks, especially those in a large corporation, dealing with Threats Security or External Content Threats Security has a potential to take away a significant operations time. So what is External Content Threats Security?   External Content Threats Security usually involves threats through many threat agents which evolve over time. These threat agents [...]

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Why Biometric Security CANNOT secure a Corporate Environment

November 4, 2007

Biometric Security is being billed as the next savior of personal and corporate security, a superior solution to our Identity and Access management problems. However, the fact is that if someone steals your Biometric ID, it remains stolen for life.

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How to use Unix/Linux commands at the Windows command prompt

January 15, 2007

A lot of us who use Linux at work/school or have always grown up using unix commands for years and more often than not, there might have been instances where a ls command comes more naturally than the dir command at the command prompt in Windows. For the most part, a lot of us work [...]

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Using DOMJAX for Domain Name Search

October 10, 2006

CNN writes that more than 70 million web domain names have been purchased, and most – if not all – dictionary-word domain names (i.e. house.com, furniture.com) have already been taken. That should not disappoint you since millions of good web domain names are still available, all that’s required is a bit of creative thinking, some [...]

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