Hello,
I've just reviewed a short range of security logs on a W2k/IIS box
and there is an over abundance of repeated invalid login attempts. The
attempts seem to focus on weak user ids (ie; admin, administrator, root,
sql, etc.). However I've seen a few successful anonymous
Some people have already mentioned using various forms of VPN, but there are
also other products that either plug-in to Exchange 2000, or act at a
gateway between Exchange and the Internet.
We use MailMarshal from Marshal Software (recently acquired by NetIQ), which
is a great product, supporting
From: Sander de Rijk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would say change EVERYTHING to admin+system full control and users
instead of everyone read permissions. Besides that change the repair
indeed to no access for the users.
No need for power users. No need for creator owner.
The documents and settings folder
On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 11:27, Robinson, Sonja wrote:
We evaluated three enterprise solutions and bid them out. I believe that
once e-mail leaves your network using exchange it is automatically sent
clear text, hence the need for encryption. I am not an exchange
administrator so... And if you
Hi,
Even though IPSec enabled communication between two mail servers, there are some PKI
based solutions called Secure Email Gateway from Baltimore, which just meets your
requirements. There may be some more products from other PKI vendors.
--- Michael Leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think
I work for a consulting company that services businesses with 30 to 200
clients. Our IT Manager likes to use a Linksys, or a 3Com hardware
firewall solution. He is also thinking of introducing the Symantec Raptor
(I could be incorrect on the name) software solution. We are mostly a
windows
There has been a bit of publicity lately that new EU legislation would
make it illegal to monitor email content, run an IDS system and watch
web activity.
I have looked through the various acts in place but cannot see anything
specific.
Has anyone heard more or does anyone have a few URLs that
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Hi there.
SECTION A
1.Look for the usbstor.sys file under \winnt\system32\drivers directory.If
this file exists that means you had installed a USB driver sometime in the
past and you have to go to section B.Otherwise go to step 2.
2.Right click on the
All of the suggestions on the list for Point to Point VPNs creating partner
extranets are excellent suggestions, however you need to make sure the same
level of diligence and security is maintained on your partners networks.
You would also explicitly deny and/or allow traffic only to a
Just another .2$
in the ports there is pgpsendmail. Havn't tried it yet,
but what that will do for you is automagicly pgp encrypt
and decrypt email for anyone that you have there public key
in your keyring.
that way the users do not have to worry about it.
also. look into sendmail's TLS
that
-Original Message-
From: Michael Osten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 4:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Email Encryption Between Servers
On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 11:27, Robinson, Sonja wrote:
We evaluated three enterprise solutions and bid them out. I
If anyone does have info on this thread, not just EU legislation, but US as well,
please include me in your reply.
Many Thanks,
Sharon
Bucks County, PA
-Original Message-
From: Trevor Cushen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 4:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Also, keep in mind local security policies in Windows 2000 allow for IPSEC
traffic. If they other end points are linux boxes you can implement IPSEC
box to box traffic as well. It is my opinion though that this put's a lot
of load on systems that already can get overloaded quickly. I typically
They should also include firewalls and Cisco ACLs.
EU better not complain when their systems are compromised...
At 10:22 AM 4/2/2003 +0100, you wrote:
There has been a bit of publicity lately that new EU legislation would
make it illegal to monitor email content, run an IDS system and watch
web
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