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·用mod_security保障WebService安全

·A primer on mobile application security

·Homeland security is threatened by offshoring Information Technology

·What's new in security for Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Home Edition

·A primer on mobile application security

·Understanding Web services and Web services security

·Web services security (WS-security)

·Sarbanes-Oxley compliance: The role of security information management

·Recovery after a security breach

·Calculating network security ROI

·Proactive security policy enforcement: A practical approach

·Enterprise Wireless LAN security: Making sense of the options

·Organizing for security in an outsourced environment

·Network security policy: Best practices

·Managed security services-securing your critical networks

·Perimeter security for small and midsize enterprise networks

·Information security assurance: Forum Systems' Federal Information Assurance Solution

·Web conferencing network design that preserve corporate security and privacy

·XML Web Services security: Learning from application security disasters

·Virtual LAN security best practices

·Wireless data security

·Privacy, security & HIPAA

·Guide to XML Web services security

·The illusion of security: Using IPsec VPNs to secure the air

·Return on Investment in Web security

·SAFE: Wireless LAN security in depth

·Smart cards and IT security

·SSL -- A false sense of security

·BlackBerry security for Microsoft Exchange version 2.1

·Business document security: Encryption and digital rights as applied to documents

·E-mail security

·Best practices for applying service packs, hotfixes and security patches

·Windows 2000 security technical overview

·ASP.NET security issues

·Exploring Kerberos, the protocol for distributed security in Windows 2000

·Achieving site-to-site Virtual private networking and perimeter security in a high availability envi

·Microsoft privacy protected network access: Virtual Private Networking and intranet security

·Windows NT/2000 login security

·Windows 2000 and network security

·Securing Windows 2000 communications with IP security filters, part one

·Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Server extensions security white paper

·Authentication in ASP.NET: .NET security guidance

·Wireless e-security?

·Reducing the security threats to 2.5G and 3G wireless applications

·Wireless LAN security -- How to protect WLANs

·A guide to wireless network security

·A primer on mobile application security

·A framework for information security in the enterprise

·A means to establish and maintain security in shipping containers

·Wireless security: Models, threats and solutions -- Chapter 7

·Bluetooth security white paper

·Wireless LAN security in depth

·BlackBerry security for Microsoft Exchange

·Managing security on mobile networks

·Trusted Platform Module (TPM) based security on notebook PCs

·BlackBerry security for Microsoft Exchange version 2.1

·Enhancing VPN security with digital certificates

·SAFE: Extending the security blueprint to small midsize, and remote-sized networks

·PKI and VPNs -- Enabling security in an increasingly networked world

·Content security at hand: Handheld device security

·A primer on mobile application security

·WLAN security is just like your house

·A primer on mobile application security

·Five minute security advisor: Why worry about wireless security?

·Wireless LAN security: What hackers know that you don't

·Wireless network security

·10 easy steps for WLAN security

·Take note of notebook computer security policies

·Seven key IIS security tips

·Two ways to update MS Office for security

·More security in Windows XP Service Pack 2

·Demand rising for Win2k security administrators

·VPN security settings in Windows XP

·Web services security vendors focus on access control, XML firewalls

·Web security and the Slammer Worm

·Default and predefined security templates

·Remediation for security problems

·Get help with security templates

·Top 10 security headaches

·Web security benefits from Windows Server 2003

·Important security considerations

·How to boost network logon security

·Top 10 database security headaches

·Dos and don'ts: Policing user security policies

·Q&A: Network admin becomes security patch master

·Tough times require soft skills from security pros

·Conduct internal security reviews

·Configure security on multiple computers

·Vendors struggle to provide common view of security events

·IBM releases Sametime 3, promises better security

·The evolution of security policies

·Linux clears scalability, security hurdles

·The importance of physical security for DCs

·Additional SNMP security info

·Checking security vulnerability

·Free security tool

·Implementing group security policy

·Consider the security risks before integrating new technology

·Computer security predictions for 2003

·Using Windows to set up workstation security

·Network command center gives admins the big security picture

·Reap the benefits of scripting security

·Applying security templates in %systemroot%\inf

·Top 10 security tips

·Mark Minasi talks security, part one

·Microsoft puts security into developer curriculum

·Business security begins with a strong password policy

·Apply security patches automatically

·Outsourcing security a good plan, but be careful out there

·In search of performance, efficiency, and security

·Managing the security of data flow in CRM systems

·Use those Windows security templates

·Setting up an information security policy

·Microsoft jumps on the security cert bandwagon

·Possible Win2k security breach

·Clear the Windows pagefile for security

·The security foundation begins with the security policy

·Wireless LAN security 101

·The importance of backups for Web security

·Low-cost security tool

·Top 10 network security tips

·Four simple security tips

·Implementing network password security

·Microsoft users share security blame

·More on partitions and security

·Multiple domains give added security

·Password security: A fun user activity

·SQL Server user-security checklist

·Designing AD security through risk analysis

·User password security: Fake them out

·Microsoft's first nuts-and-bolts Windows security exam guide

·Web security benchmarks

·Flash those security updates

·Kerberos and network access security

·Worst security mistakes made by...

·Using system functions to create security fields

·Microsoft pushes security in IIS 6.0

·Tighten shared PC security

·The changing face of security management

·Wireless corporate access can spawn security problems

·Take instant messaging security seriously, part 1

·Intrusion detection systems sniff out security breaches

·Microsoft security certs: Are they worth the work?

·Selling security to upper management

·Intrusion detection systems sniff out security breaches

·Cost savings, security through identity management

·Using Windows to set up workstation security

·Outsourcing security a good plan, but be careful out there

·Web services require new approach to security

·A CIO's primer on information security

·Government fails to deliver on IT security

·Microsoft pushes security in IIS 6.0

·Enterprise buyers call for security, accountability in wireless products

·Wireless corporate access can spawn security problems

·Web site security does matter

·Wireless security and privacy: Best practices and design techniques

·Emerging enterprise Wi-Fi trends: Multidimensional security, focused intelligence at access points

·Putting price and vendor prestige before security is a recipe for trouble in wireless

·Wireless corporate access can spawn security problems

·What's in your mobile net security policy?

·Wireless security trade-offs

·No clear winner in .NET/J2EE security race

·Laptop security policy: Key to avoiding infection

·Bolstering wireless LAN security

·Nonpareils of mobile security info: Intel's Wireless Security Resource Center

·.NET opens up a new bag of security issues

·Enterprise buyers call for security, accountability in wireless products

·Experts: Place wireless security on equal footing with wired

·Laptop security: How do you lock down something that won't keep still?

·Smart tags help with security, eliminate shipment delays

·Linux clears scalability, security hurdles

·Business security begins with a strong password policy

·Outsourcing security a good plan, but be careful out there

·In search of performance, efficiency, and security

·Top five questions about DB2 UDB on Windows NT security

·Keeping up with security policies

·Policy for the real world: Physical security

·Client-side security considerations for SSL VPNs

·Incidents should spur security policy updates

·Improving performance and security by disabling unneeded services

·A handful of quick tips for improving IIS security

·SQL Server user-security checklist

·The answer to recent Microsoft vulnerability alerts? Experienced security pros

·Perimeter security explored: Intrusion-detection systems

·Perimeter security explored: Firewalls

·ASPs and security concerns

·Developing a network security policy

·The evolution of security policies

·Disconnecting desktops for network security

·IDS and IPS: Information security technology working together

·Policy-driven WLAN security

·The 'Swiss Army Knife' security tool

·Art of budgeting: How to explain spending on information security? (Part 1)

·Stop reinventing the security wheel

·SQL Server user-security checklist

·The answer to recent Microsoft vulnerability alerts? Experienced security pros

·Perimeter security explored: Intrusion-detection systems

·Perimeter security explored: Firewalls

·Art of budgeting: How to explain spending on information security? (Part 1)

·Stop reinventing the security wheel

·Linux clears scalability, security hurdles

·Wireless networking security policy

·Free network security toolkit

·The security policy document library: Site Security Handbook

·Tutorial test: Implementing WLAN security countermeasures

·The evolution of security policies

·Disconnecting desktops for network security

·IDS and IPS: Information security technology working together

·Wireless networking security policy

·Free network security toolkit

·Writing a security policy

·The security policy document library: Site Security Handbook

·Tutorial test: Implementing WLAN security countermeasures

·Policy-driven WLAN security

·The 'Swiss Army Knife' security tool

·Key to policy success: Centralized information security training

·Source code security scanners: A revamped option for securing custom software

·Adventures in wireless security: Why home and corporate wireless LANs are insecure

·Web site security does matter

·Do you need a security consultant?

·Balance security and open communications

·Key to policy success: Centralized information security training

·Source code security scanners: A revamped option for securing custom software

·Adventures in wireless security: Why home and corporate wireless LANs are insecure

·A handful of quick tips for improving IIS security

·Preventative measures for improving data security

·Acrobat adds security and flexibility to paperless office

·Web site security does matter

·Do you need a security consultant?

·Balance security and open communications

·ASPs and security concerns

·Developing a network security policy

·GoToMyPC a nifty utility, but can skirt security measures

·Setting up an information security policy

·Biggest security breach isn't from the bad guy on the outside; it's from within

·Linux clears scalability, security hurdles

·Thinking about wireless security

·Passport security issues

·E-mail security issues

·Vendor complexity clouds security

·Outsourcing network security

·Sample security policy for end users, part four

·Sample security policy for end users, part three

·Sample security policy for end users, part two

·Sample security policy for end users, part one

·Biometrics puts face on IT security

·Sample security policy for end users, part eight

·Sample security policy for end users, part seven

·Sample security policy for end users, part six

·Outsourcing security a good plan, but be careful out there

·Seven key IIS security tips

·Make sure you proliferate security settings on multiple Citrix servers

·Raising the security bar for the Windows 2000 MCSE

·What security savvy Windows admins must know

·No Microsoft security cert, now what?

·Worst security mistakes made by...

·Revisiting the vendor-neutral security certification landscape -- again!

·A survey of vendor-specific security certifications

·Biometrics gaining more identity as security option

·Sample security policy for end users, part five

·Creating an information security policy

·Selling security to upper management

·Web services require new approach to security

·In search of performance, efficiency and security

·Infosec Know IT All Trivia: Database security

·Intrusion-detection systems sniff out security breaches

·Time to prepare for SAN security

·Infosec Know IT All Trivia: Wireless security

·New risks, roles for security professionals

·Issues to cover in a security policy

·Learning from my students on network security products

·Infosec Know IT All Trivia: Windows security

·An overview of security policies

·Separate networks for Web security

·Top 10 network security tips

·Vendors struggle to provide common view of security events

·Infosec Know IT All Trivia: Web server security

·Appliances, standards boost WLAN security

·Bolstering wireless LAN security

·Wireless corporate access can spawn security problems

·Infosec Know IT All Trivia: Storage security

·Watch out for overkill on Web services security

·Best principles for storage security

·SAN approaches to LUN security

·IBM releases Sametime 3, promises better security

·Think security when deploying workstations

·Business security begins with a strong password policy

·Tough times require soft skills from security pros

·Navigating the maze of security certifications: Which is right for you?

·The changing face of security management

·Enhancing performance by modifying the security policy

·Update: Survey of vendor-specific security certs, October 2002

·More security policy by example

·Web services security vendors focus on access control, XML firewalls

·The security foundation begins with the security policy

·Computer security predictions for 2003

·No clear winner in .NET/J2EE security race

·Storage security mantras: Compatibility and interoperability

·The importance of backups for Web security

·SQL Server security

·The first security update for Windows Server 2003

·How to successfully comply with the new security legislation

·Web security benefits from Windows Server 2003

·Update: Survey of vendor-specific security certs, spring 2003

·News from the field: Reader responses and recommendations on security policy by example

·More about physical security

·Infosec Know IT All Trivia: Application security

·Storage security: Enforcing policies and procedures that work

·The five A's of functional SAN security

·Application firewalls good enough -- for now -- for Web services security

·Writing a security policy

·security_10113r.zip

·security_10113q.zip

·security_10113p.zip

互动

·[求助]各位大虾，Norton internet security 2006怎么样？

·Implement switch security on your network实现网络交换机的安全

·, phishing, and spam topped the list of 2004 security issues

·A guide to proactive network security

·这个好:http://security.symantec.com/sscv6/default.asp?productid=symhome&langid=cs&venid=sym

·看一看这篇文章,可能有用:http://depa.usst.edu.cn/security/vfiles/killwu.htm

·你看一下这个:http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.hllw.gaobot.bb.html

·http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS04-011.mspx

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/protect/

·妨碍我做网页啊，老是禁止本地网页中的js，又不知道怎么改这个功能，在服务中关了security center都不行……

·services.msc -> disable security center

·这里有两篇文章你可以看看,btw：马上来http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/评估你的系统安全程度并做出相应的防范措施

·既然是补丁，删掉之后针对该补丁的系统漏洞就没办法消除了。具体有什么后果我也不知道。微软对于该补丁的说明－>http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms04-037.mspx

·谢谢拉，原来在活动桌面那里security去掉就可以了，谢谢你的提示

·免费索取 Windows XP Service Pack 2 http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/protect/windowsxp/choose.aspx

·谁用过“Norton Internet security”，这个问题怎么解决？

·看看internet zone security是不是设得太高了，放到medium即可。

·http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.spybot.worm.html 希望你E文够好

·独霸都已经过时了：http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/Bulletins/

·到这儿试一下http://security.symantec.com/ssc/home.asp?j=1&langid=cs&venid=sym&plfid=22&pkj=TOBZJOKMFIDPMSVOJRE

·是 norton internet security 的问题，禁用就好了

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/updatedCD.asp

·http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.

·http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FxNetsky.exe

·来这里 http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/protect/

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/traincert/mcp/mcse/security.asp

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/updatedCD.asp

·http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/hacktool.flooder.h

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/Bulletins/msblaster.asp

·从lhb那里当了个symantec client security 8.0(chs)，这是企业版吗？

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/ 这个地址上个星期申请的，昨天就到了，由于我地址填错了，今天才拿到

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/protect/default.asp

·pcsecurity

·我把pcsecurity重装一遍,winser又有了,pcsecurity也恢复正常.看样子这个并不是木马.

·我在安全模式下把winser直接删除就成这样了,pcsecurity就有问题了.何解?

·http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FxMydoom.exe

·http://www.microsoft.com/china/security/protect/default.asp

·http://assistant.3721.com/?type=security&fb=client

·symantec出了mydoom的杀毒工具http://securityresponse1.symantec.com/sarc/sarc-cn.nsf/html/cn-w32.mydoom.a@mm.

·designment and realization of open user security management frame

·先杀毒（http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FixBlast.exe），再打RPC补丁。

·试试norton internet security

·http://securityresponse1.symantec.com/sarc/sarc-cn.nsf/html/cn-w32.hllw.lo

·http://assistant.3721.com/?type=security也可以

·还好下了一个http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FixLGate.exe.

·用Nimda的专杀程序吧 http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/Fixnimda.com

·大家得小心这病毒。专杀软件http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FixSQLex.exe

·安装norton internet security 2003以后，浏览网页变慢，不知什么原因？

·Norton有其专杀工具。http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FixOpsrv.exe

·security在2000/XP下安装时，若要删除，必须使用管理员账号登陆系统。

·security在2000/XP下安装时，若要删除，必须使用管理员账号登陆。

·这里：http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/FxNimdaE.com

·如何清楚coms密码，特别是在bios中设置security为“system”

·一个极好的软件介绍给大家：ie'en。下载地址http://www.securityfriday.com/ToolDownload/IEen/ieen_doc.html