Near or far, your data needs protection. Here are resources to help you keep your company's information safe regardless of how far it is from the office.
Author dissects inclusion of IPsec in Linux 2.6 kernel
SearchOpenSource.com | 27 May 2004 INTERVIEW - Richard Petersen, who has written two books on Red Hat administration, is high on the inclusion of IPsec in the 2.6 Linux kernel.
Security has its privileges
SearchOpenSource.com | 30 Apr 2004 INTERVIEW - In part 2 of this interview, CA security strategist Gijo Mathew says consistent security policies, especially in the areas of access control, keep any IT system safe.
Management central to securing Linux
SearchOpenSource.com | 29 Apr 2004 INTERVIEW - In part one of this interview, CA security strategist Gijo Mathew covers some of the worst security practices he has seen during his career and offers some advice to keep Linux systems secure.
What's up with reverse engineering?
Expert: Anton Chuvakin | 03 Dec 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - I've heard of people using reverse engineering for security purposes. Why would they do that? Can reverse engineering be a hazardous activity, one that may land developers in hot water if detected? Could it lead someone to ...
Linux security: New threats, new tips
27 Oct 2004 FEATURED TOPIC - Last week's anti-Red Hat security hoax shows that Linux is on more hackers' agendas. Get ready by getting informed about new security threats and protective measures.
Linux security: Rising popularity = Increased risk
07 Apr 2003 FEATURED TOPIC - Windows is no longer the only game in town for hackers. Linux is now fair game, and new security holes increase the risks. These links can help you identify and plug holes.
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