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Get Ready for Windows Server 2008 with NetCom’s Triple Play!

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Cryptographic Strength: 128-bit Vs 40-bit Vs 56-bit And Why It Matters

A well-run corporation needs a written security policy. In theory, these policies set appropriate expectations regarding the use and administration of company data. In reality, however, many security policies are ineffective.

Your organization's security policies need to be consistent, relevant, and useable. Not sure how to achieve those goals? This free white paper lays out a common-sense approach to writing acceptable usage policies (AUPs) that makes them easier to draft, maintain, and enforce. Covering every AUP you could possibly need, from email to remote access to PCs to servers, you'll get a checklist of questions you need to answer to make sure every policy is complete! Get the truth behind some common misconceptions and find out how to keep refining that first draft to get the final, watertight product. And if you already have AUPs in place, use these checklists to make sure you're completely covered!

WatchGuard - Internet & eMail Usage Policy

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How to Write Internet & eMail Acceptable Usage Policies (AUPs)

A well-run corporation needs a written security policy. In theory, these policies set appropriate expectations regarding the use and administration of company data. In reality, however, many security policies are ineffective.

Your organization's security policies need to be consistent, relevant, and useable. Not sure how to achieve those goals? This free white paper lays out a common-sense approach to writing acceptable usage policies (AUPs) that makes them easier to draft, maintain, and enforce. Covering every AUP you could possibly need, from email to remote access to PCs to servers, you'll get a checklist of questions you need to answer to make sure every policy is complete! Get the truth behind some common misconceptions and find out how to keep refining that first draft to get the final, watertight product. And if you already have AUPs in place, use these checklists to make sure you're completely covered!

WatchGuard - Internet & eMail Usage Policy

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http://www.watchguard.com

 

Top 10 Ways to Protect Your Critical Systems

Comprehensive security protection has become more difficult, and the threat environment has continued to develop new forms of attack with increasing levels of sophistication. Find out how you can improve the security of your operating systems, databases, web/application servers and applications with this free white paper.

In this paper, you'll learn about the top ten issues in infrastructure security that could be threatening your organization, and get best practices for addressing each, including:

- Maintaining a robust security infrastructure
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- Ensuring adequate information is available for configuration and vulnerability management
- Constant testing and reviewing of your security infrastructure
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Top 10 Ways to Protect Your Critical Systems

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