Thanks to all for your information.
You have all contributed to my next path in life : )
If anyone is interested (probably not..heh) I'm gonna
do the security+ straight away as Clement suggested,
then find a job.
As soon as I get a job, I'll take Jims advice do the
CISA then the cert should
I totally agree that SANS has some of the best technical training on the
planet.
However this person is coming out of college and stricly getting into
the Security Market, the only SANS certification I could suggest would
be the GSEC. Most of the other cert are very in depth and not for
newcomer
Hello Rodel,
Thursday, January 9, 2003, 3:12:56 PM, you wrote:
RC Don't know if this is the right place to post this. Are the out of
RC office messages inviting hackers to attack your corporate network?
RC Is this a risk to your company if employees start using the Out of
RC Office feature?
I
Hello everybody,
in my company we are using Lotus Notes/Domino R5 as mail tool. Even if
the encryption is proprietary and just 64 bits I like this feature very
much because it keeps the casual inside attacker from sniffing my mails.
But now something interesting happened. Encrypted mails that
Are you running a virus scanner, such as Norton AntiVirus?
This behavior is often caused by AntiVirus software that scans incoming and
outgoing email.
On Tuesday 07 January 2003 06:45 pm, joe wrote:
Hi, im new to security and this is my first post, so be gentle :)
I have a fairly good
On Tue, 2003-01-07 at 15:26, Daniel R. Miessler wrote:
Why would you tell someone to run blackice witch has bugs in it.
If your going to have a firewall, just grab a box that is not being used
and put Openbsd on there and make your firewall that way.
Because when you pass ports through a
From: Sarbjit Singh Gill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I need somekind of proxy/NAT/firewalling and URL
filtering capabilities on the W2K. They have to be
free. We are sourcing for some netscreen stuff but do
not know when it will come in.
Hard to beat Linux for free stuff, why not set up a box using
Hi,
Not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for, but if you can
provide a low end PC you can setup a nice router for free. Check out
www.coyotelinux.com for the details. I have been running it for a while
now and it provides a very stable secure router, ports closed by default
so it does
On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, joe wrote:
I have a fairly good understanding of the tcp/ip model and i think i
understand what ports are for! but i cant understand that on my box, i have
the 2 default mail ports (25 and 110) open. Its a windows 2000 box, service
pack three. Im pretty sure im not running
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I too am going to stick my nose into this debate.
First, no single product or configuration is going to make a web server secure. The
process of making a web server secure involves many layers.
1. Harden the system. Turn off every thing that isn't
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