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• • Should IT Have Its Own Hippocratic Oath?
  As automation catches up to corporate systems and processes and as data readiness needs force businesses to capture more information to better compete, how can businesses ensure that the masters of the electronic domains don’t use their undisputed knowledge and power to wreak havoc?
• • Restricted Airspace
  Protect your wireless network from the latest generation of security risks.
• • Laptop LoJack
  Don't cry if your mobile users occasionally lose their notebooks or even have them stolen. Instead, use this app to help get them back.
• • Creating an Incident Response Checklist
  A computer security incident response checklist is an overall guide that lets your team efficiently recover from security incidents.
• • Protective Order
  Look out for yourself and your customers with privacy policies that protect you both.
• • Protect & Serve
  Despite .NET's built-in security, programmers should follow these tips to keep Web services safe and secure.
• • It Isn't Secure Right Out of the Box
  Network devices of any kind are security holes. Reset default settings and put policies to work that will prevent laziness from turning your network's body armor into a sieve.
• • Perimeter Defense
  Try these tips to help prevent eavesdropping and information leaks from affecting your wireless networks and devices.
• • Never Heard of XSS?
  Don't worry, you will. It's a favorite hacker exploitation technique, and your Web application could be the next victim.
• • You've Got Phish
  Here are handy tips to protect your company's network from attack and help your employees spot questionable requests for data.

• • Part I: Perimeter Network Security
• • Part II: Desktop Firewalls
• • Part III: Protecting Against Spam
• • Part IV: Spyware
• • Part V: Network Access Control

 

• • Securing the Network