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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Fring on … iphone tools that are a must ..
For any professional, mobile communications are an absolute must. Not only for the those of us who are often on the road, but also for those of us who are "too busy" to be in any place at any point in time. Enter the PDA, Blackberry, iPhone or what ever other mobile device you use. In my case, the iPhone.
Free Antivirus .. for Windows ..
For those of you who are running windows (or windows on Parallels/Vmware) – and who are looking for a good antivirus, check out Clamwin. It’s open source, free, very good and is based on the Clam Antivirus Engine. Very cool, and better than most common commercial (paid for) antivirus programs. So, that you are aware, [...]
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The Business Brickyard ..
Every now and then you come across experts in their field who provide you with some invaluable basics. Basics that you know, but need to be reminded of from time to time. This book, The Business Brickyard, is a small PDF that details some of the basics of why – as a director or company [...]
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Mac OS X – inherently secure? – part 13..
Digging a little deeper into the security site of Mac OS X, let's focus on a few of the smarts within - the security side of the Mac.
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Mac OS X – inherently secure? – part 12
The Disk Utility tool included in Mac OS X enables you to create encrypted disk images—using 128-bit or even stronger 256-bit AES encryption—so you can safely email valuable documents, files, and folders to friends and colleagues; save the encrypted disk image to CD or DVD; or store it on the local system or a network file server.
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Mac OS X – inherently secure? – part 11 – Moving Beyond Passwords.
It’s easy for the every day person to work within a single sign on environment – such as Active Directory (Microsoft) or Open Directory (Mac and UNIX). But what about the mobile worker? For people at the corporate executive level or who work in hot seat environments, remembering a password that changes on a 30, [...]
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Mac OS X – inherently secure? – part 9
Mac OS X is designed to provide defence in depth against outside security threats with a series of protective measures and systems. These include authentication and access control systems, protection from network-borne threats, and runtime mechanisms such as library randomization and sandboxing.
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Mac OS X – inherently-secure? ..part 8
Mac OS X has a number of features designed to protect the confidentiality of your data, whether it is stored in your home directory, travelling across the Internet, or shared locally on your network. The eighth part of this ongoing series will begin with the Mac OS X FileVault.
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Hybrid Networks – a case study..