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• Reduce Windows command line scripting risks with least privilege

  JP Vossen explains and demonstrates how least privilege can be used to prevent attackers from gaining administrative access when using Windows command line scripting.  Continue Reading

• Automate security with GUI shell and command line scripts

  JP Vossen explains how Windows command line scripts and the GUI shell can be used to improve security.  Continue Reading

• Four steps to sound security vulnerability management

  If you're bedeviled by swarms of alerts, you can take control by practicing good security vulnerability management with these four steps.  Continue Reading

• How security market needs transformed Network Flight Recorder

  Marcus Ranum's Network Flight Recorder was poised as a forensics tool when the market demanded IDSes -- so it adapted accordingly.  Continue Reading

• How network forensics analysis tools turn admins into detectives

  Network traffic capture, sophisticated analysis and forensics capabilities make network forensics analysis tools useful in making security assumptions and allocating resources.  Continue Reading

• Enterprise wireless security threats and responses

  Prepare your organization for potential wireless security threats by knowing how to respond to each type of issue.  Continue Reading

• Review: Malicious Mobile Code

  Inconsistencies and awkward definitions plague Malicious Mobile Code, according to reviewer Jay Heiser.  Continue Reading

• Gateway filtering and server hardening: Security sans user complaints

  Incremental changes, including gateway filtering and server hardening, will lead to a tighter security model without provoking too much user backlash.  Continue Reading

• Enterprise access management products are important, but not easy

  Enterprise access management products offer solutions that are anything but plug-and-play. But with enough time and elbow grease, they can become a critical part of your Web access infrastructure.  Continue Reading

• Network security case study: Inside the Cleveland Clinic

  Using a SIM system to monitor information in a DMZ, the Cleveland Clinic provides a network security case study from which others can learn.  Continue Reading