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8 Security Resolutions for 2011
Here are eight New Year’s resolutions to consider for keeping your computers and gadgets secure – all of which you may be able to be keep without spending a dime.
7 Basic Mobile Security Tips for the Holidays
Security software vendor AppRiver provides some advice for smartphone users who will be frantically checking email and making purchases throughout the holiday season.
Pushing 802.1X Settings to iPhones, iPod Touches, and iPads
Configuring and supporting mobile devices might just put you over the edge. However, at least Apple provides full 802.1X support and a nifty configuration utility and scheme for its mobile products.
SMBs Cutting Corners on Security
From "borrowing" Wi-Fi from neighbors to storing critical files on thumb drives, many small businesses are engaging in risky security practices, according to a new survey.
Firesheep Fix as Easy as HTTPS
Debunking the myth that preventing Firesheep attacks is just too expensive. You, too, can afford to enable HTTPS for your users.
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