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Nick Lewis (CISSP) is an information security architect at Saint Louis University. Nick received his Master of Science in Information Assurance from Norwich University in 2005 and Telecommunications from Michigan State University in 2002. Prior to joining Saint Louis University in 2011, Nick worked at the University of Michigan and previous at Children's Hospital Boston, the primary pediatric teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, as well as for Internet2 and Michigan State University.
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Contributions from Nick Lewis, Enterprise Threats
- Does Morto worm prove flaws in Windows RDP security?
- Avoiding cloud costs resulting from a cloud DDoS attack
- Online banking at work: Avoid security issues
- Implement an enterprise threat assessment methodology
- Encrypt text messages to protect against mobile Trojans
- Lessons learned from the Tavis Ormandy Sophos research
- How to bolster BIOS security to prevent BIOS attacks
- Securing IE with plug-ins Google Chrome Frame and IETab
- Assessing Google Chrome extension flaws and security
- MySQL.com hack: How to stop website redirects
- Detect covert channels and prevent data exfiltration
- NoScript addon: Addition to your antimalware toolkit
- Google malware warning system minimizes infections
- Improving Web application security
- Windows automated file and registry monitoring tools
- Scareware removal: How to get rid of fake AV malware
- Can hacker websites help companies anticipate attacks?
- Hardening Web application authorization
- How to prevent drive-by download malware
- Zeus Trojan: How to decode the Zeus config.bin file
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