Protecting the Home Office.
These seven “musts” will help extend protection to home users and road warriors.
The November 2003 “Just the Basics” column. (The last one! A collector’s item!!)
Debunking the Firewall Hype. “Application intelligence” is the latest buzz, but is it really new?
The September 2003 “Just the Basics” column.
The Firewall Physical, my
“Just the Basics” column, in the July 2003 Information Security Magazine
asks “How do you know if your firewall is ‘healthy’?”
Preparing for the Worst, a column I wrote for On the Radar,
LURHQ Corporation’s client newsletter. LURHQ was
a managed security solutions provider. I was on their advisory board.
Just the Basics, May 2003 in Information Security Magazine is entitled
“A Firewall for All Occasions,” kicking around which type might be just fine for your situation
(dogma not-withstanding).
My March Information Security Magazine“Just the Basics” column is entitled “Practical Patching,”
six steps to help decide when you must patch, and when it’s okay to wait.
“Rethinking IDS”
. My March 2002 “Just the Basics” column in Information Security
Magazine. The original subtitle was the clever (I thought), “You can’t
always get what you want… but if you try sometime, you just might find
you get what you need.” It was cut due to space limitations. But this
is MY web page. 🙂
“Simmering Security”.
January 2002 “Just the Basics” column in Information Security Magazine.
PKI Qs and As
. As a follow-on to my June 2001 tutorial on PKI for searchSecurity,
I answered some leftover questions.
After the Storm
. A column I wrote for Camelot’s
newsletter on the subject of cleaning up after an inside attack.
I use the
trade secret theft at Lucent Technologies
as a starting point.
Remote
E-mail Access
. A searchSecurity.com column discussing various ways to allow remote
access to corporate e-mail for the telecommuter and the road-warrior.