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Linux is more secure but not invulnerable
Jack Wallen believes Linux is more secure than other platforms, but it's only as secure as the packages installed.
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Gain an extra level of security on your Android phone with Vault-Hide
Jack Wallen takes a look at Vault-Hide, an applications that allows you to hide calls, contacts, SMS, pictures, videos, and more on your Android smartphone.
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Secure Apache on your WAMP server
Read these four quick tips on how to secure Apache on your WAMP server.
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Secure your email server with Scrollout
See how easy it is to protect your email servers with the help of Scrollout. The email gateway is a snap to set up and configure.
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Hand of Thief malware could be dangerous (if you install it)
Jack Wallen takes a look at the Hand of Thief trojan and what it means for the Linux community.
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ESET Mobile Security: Is it worth the price of admission?
Jack Wallen takes a looks at the Mobile Security & Antivirus application by developer ESET. When it comes to securing your tablet, is it worth its price tag?
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Five must-have browser security add-ons
Make your browser secure enough to meet your business needs with these five add-ons.
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Five Apps: Add-ons to secure your browser for business use
Make your browser secure enough to meet your business needs with these five add-ons.
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Five apps for removing rootkits
The second you suspect a rootkit action must be taken immediately. Here are five apps that can help.
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Give this tiny 'out of the box' server suite a try
The Smallest Server Suite is free, easy to administer, and requires very little in the way of hardware. Your SMB can get TheSSS up and running in minutes.
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Try the solid, configurable firewall distribution Sphirewall
If you're looking for a firewall distribution for your small business, Sphirewall is worth a look. Jack Wallen informs you on how to install and configure the Linux-based tool.
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Keep your PCs clean with five portable antivirus and antimalware tools
Jack Wallen lists his five favorite portable antivirus / antimalware tools - the tools you keep handy for that inevitable security emergency.
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10 things you can do to improve network and PC security
Securing your network and PCs is a never-ending battle. Here are some effective strategies to add to your arsenal.
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Manage access and filter content with these five apps
Jack Wallen identifies five content access management and filtering apps.
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Five free anti-malware tools for Windows PCs
Protect your system against those insidious malware threats with the help of these reliable removal tools.
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10 free tools for admins on a tight budget
From diagnostic tools to antivirus to backup utilities, this list of freebies will help you do more with less.
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Set up avast! Anti-Theft on an Android phone
Find out why Jack Wallen recommends the free avast! Mobile Security application for your Android phone.
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The best free IT tools for cheapskate admins
Jack Wallen lists 11 free applications that can be useful to any IT admin adhering to a strict budget. From antivirus software to a backup utility and more, we've got you covered.
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ClamWin protects Windows desktops and servers against malicious software
ClamWin is a free, open source, cross-platform, and easy-to-use antivirus solution for Windows desktops and servers. Learn how to use ClamWin.
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Five apps for your portable security kit
Portable security apps can come in quite handy in the field. Here are five lesser-known apps worth checking out.
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Five portable security apps you should carry on your USB drive
Building a toolkit of portable apps is one of the best ways to make your job easier. Here are five excellent security tools you may want to include in the mix.
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Five password recovery tools to use in a pinch
When you've lost a critical password for a system you administer, one of these tools may save the day.
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Five free apps for secure password management
Trying to keep track of all your passwords can be tedious and frustrating and sometimes impossible. Here are a few password managers that can help.
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DIY: Add digital signatures to LibreOffice documents
Read about an easy way to digitally sign your LibreOffice documents. This security measure allows recipients to confirm your documents are from you.
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DIY: Create free, self-signed Certificate Authorities
Learn three methods for creating self-signed Certificate Authorities without depleting your company's IT security budget.
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Five free tools to keep your Windows PC running malware-free
You know you have to stay on top of those insidious malware threats, but what's the most effective (and affordable) solution? Here are some solid options.
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DIY: SmoothWall Express, a free firewall distribution
SmoothWall Express is an outstanding solution for any small business that needs a powerful security device and cannot afford SonicWALL.
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DIY: Install and configure Meeting Room Booking System
Meeting Room Booking System is the right price for your DIY budget -- free. Here's how to start using the open source, easy to use, and flexible tool.
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Shouldn't Linux embrace DRM?
Digital Rights Management is a hotbed of anger, misunderstanding, and debate in the open source community. Having a vested interest in DRM, Jack Wallen asks the question, "Shouldn'...
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Review: Ashampoo Magical Security 2 for easy encryption
Ashampoo Magical Security 2 is a tool that enables you to encrypt/decrypt files and folders either from a simple to use window or from within Windows Explorer.