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Security, List By List

Security checklists are valuable—but only if you use them. Follow along on Microsoft’s list and harden a server.

Fake Out

A controlled security challenge still provides valuable lessons.

How Many Microsofts?

Maybe they already broke up the company and we didn’t notice.

How To Be a Security Babe

If you want to do IT security because it’s “hot” right now, or because you think that’s where the money is, forget it. If you truly love the field, read on.

Certified Mail: August 2002

"Windowsville" residents chime in on the "which OS is more secure" argument; readers debate Microsoft's longevity.

Income Conundrum

Sometimes you really have to ponder the meaning behind the numbers.

Doing a Server Double-Take

Despite its lackluster support, Double-Take may be the safety net you need.

Whom Do You Trust?

Active Directory’s trust model makes administration easier than NT, but also introduces the potential to do more damage. Make sure your administrators are trustworthy.

The Influencer

Just because you don't have a "C" at the beginning of your title doesn't mean you're not influential.

Here in Windowsville

How much harm comes of the anti-Windows bias in the world of security?

A Cry for Help

Public Key Infrastructure is at the core of most e-commerce and, therefore, must be done properly. You can do it yourself—or turn to some outside pros. Which option is for you?

10 Things I Like about XP Security

Suspicious of XP’s security features? As you spend quality time together, you’ll get to see its good points—maybe even become friends.

The Next 10 Years

Just what does the ol' crystal ball say about the next decade?

Certified Mail: May 2002

Blocking e-mail attachments, boot camp training, and MCSA early achievers.

Biometric Security Products: Secugen EyeD Hamster and EyeD OptiMouse

My hamster doesn't have a creaky wheel

Biometric Security Products

Wouldn't it be nice if your computer just knew you! Security Advisor's Roberta Bragg evaluates several solutions.

Biometric Security Products: BioPassword 4.5

Magic fingers at work

Biometric Security Products: VeriVoice Security Lock

An interesting curiosity—VeriVoice saves keystrokes but doesn't enhance security

Biometric Security Products: Panasonic Authenticam, Iridian PrivateID and SecureSuite

The eyes have it—affordable iris scanning from Panasonic and Iridian

Cowboys and Indians

Redmond’s not-so-secret plan to shoo those pesky Apaches away.

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