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Security differences between Linux and Unix
As close cousins, both Unix and Linux share many similar security concepts. But there are significant differences in how, and exactly what, security is implemented on Unix and Linux platforms. These differences, however, are more dependent on the par... Ask the Expert
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Securing your Red Hat Linux network
James Turnbull gives pointers for securing a Linux network. Ask the Expert
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Comparing security on Windows and Linux
Is Linux really more secure than Windows? Linux book author Peter Harrison believes the answer is largely a matter of perspective. Article
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Monitoring and detecting deviations - Chapter 8 of Black Hat Physical Device Security
The selected chapter covers the details of physical monitoring devices and discusses how detection mechanisms work in physical-based detection systems. Tip
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Vulnerability assessment - Chapter 1 of Nessus Network Auditing
Definition and discussion of vulnerability assessment, explaining different types of assessment and what to expect based on various approaches. Tip
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Documenting traffic flow and control in a demilitarized zone
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Experts: Best of breed security may not be the wisest path
When examining your options for security products, note that the more established vendors may not always offer a complete solution -- then it's time to consider point solutions from smaller companies. Article
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Integrating and securing Linux without a silver bullet
There is no silver bullet for dealing with dynamic Linux issues. In this tip, Peter Harrison offers sage advice for Linux security and integration. Tip
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When it comes to e-mail security, it's still 'sit, hope and pray'
A growing number of technologies exist to help secure e-mail from viruses, spam and phishing, but ultimately it still boils down to one issue: the click-happy user. Article
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Bastille Linux: Hardening your machines
Bastille Linux is an indispensable tool for hardening your company's machines. Tip