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CXO

TechRepublic Tutorial: Getting your network security system started and keeping it going

Read these tips for finding a company who will successfully engineer the implementation of your security program

Security

Basic principles of network security, part 3: Stop the fire from spreading

Chris Dinsmore examines different types of firewalls and discusses both their advantages and disadvantages.

Security

Basic principles of network security, part 2: Winning the hearts and minds

If you don't introduce your users to a new security policy properly, they may feel as though they're being arrested. In part two of this series, Chris Dinsmore explains how you can avoid this negative situation and prepare your users to accept your security project.

Open source

Advanced Linux security: Why you should consider the "alternative OS" when planning your company’s defense

On Feb. 17, 2000, Chris Dinsmore hosted a discussion about how to set up network encryption and adopt other Linux security measures. Turns out some Linux distributions are more secure than others. Learn how to set up a secure Linux.

CXO

The hiring test

The "Paper MCSE" phenomenon has made it harder to hire people based on their certifications. Chris Dinsmore shares his computer competency hiring test.

Open source

Locking down a Linux Network

Setting up firewalls, stopping IP spoofing, and preparing networking security are only a few teasers of what Chris Dinsmore brought to the TPG stage.

IIoT software assists manufacturers and other industrial operations with configuring, managing and monitoring connected devices. A good IoT solution requires capabilities ranging from designing and delivering connected products to collecting and analyzing system data once in the field. Each IIoT use case has its own diverse set of requirements, but there are key capabilities and ...

Recruiting an Operations Research Analyst with the right combination of technical expertise and experience will require a comprehensive screening process. This Hiring Kit provides an adjustable framework your business can use to find, recruit and ultimately hire the right person for the job.This hiring kit from TechRepublic Premium includes a job description, sample interview questions ...

The digital transformation required by implementing the industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is a radical change from business as usual. This quick glossary of 30 terms and concepts relating to IIoT will help you get a handle on what IIoT is and what it can do for your business.. From the glossary’s introduction: While the ...

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TechRepublic Tutorial: Getting your network security system started and keeping it going

Basic principles of network security, part 3: Stop the fire from spreading

Basic principles of network security, part 2: Winning the hearts and minds

Advanced Linux security: Why you should consider the "alternative OS" when planning your company’s defense

The hiring test

Locking down a Linux Network

Industrial Internet of Things: Software comparison tool

How to recruit and hire an Operations Research Analyst

Quick glossary: Industrial Internet of Things

Software Procurement Policy