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Solaris 9 SCSA
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Sleeping with the Enemy Running Windows on a Mac
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Sleeping with the Enemy Running Windows on a Mac Sep 2006
Sleeping with the Enemy: Running Windows on a Mac provides the information Mac users need to understand the options for running Windows on a Mac and to choose the best fit for them. It includes detailed information on installing, configuring, and using both kinds of Windows environments. Important topics include sharing peripheral devices, networking, accessing the Internet, transferring data between the operating systems, and protecting the Mac environment from Windows viruses and other threats.
Introduction Sleeping with the Enemy
Part I Running Windows on a Mac Using a Dual Boot Solution
Chapter 1 Downloading, Installing, and Removing Boot Camp and Windows XP
Chapter 2 Running and Configuring Windows Using Boot Camp
Chapter 3 Networking and Connecting to the Internet Using Windows
Chapter 4 Protecting Your Windows Environment from Internet Attacks
Chapter5 Running Windows on a Mac Using Boot Camp
Part II Running Windows on a Mac Using a Virtual Machine
Chapter 6 Installing Windows XP in a Virtual Machine
Chapter 7 Controlling and Configuring a Windows Virtual Machine
Chapter 8 Running Windows in a Virtual Machine |
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Securing Mac OS X
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Date added: 02/20/2006 |
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Mac OS X (10.3) provides many built in security features that, when fully utilised, can greatly reduce the risk of a security incident. OS X is one of the most secure default installations when compared to other operating systems. The install follows the accepted best practice of disabling all network services unless explicitly enabled. The default security settings should suit the needs of most users in a workstation setting.
This guide is aimed at users in environments requiring stronger security controls in an operating system, making full use of the protection features offered in OS X. It would also be of use to system administrators wishing to enforce an organisation wide desktop security policy for Mac OS X. |
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Securing Business Apps - Rise of the White Collar
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How secure are your business apps from internal threats? Is your proprietary and customer data vulnerable to disgruntled employees or other office staff?
Most of the internal business apps developed for industry were programmed with efficiency, not security in mind.
This is a 15 page paper aimed at informing developers, auditors, and IT Managers on how common software access schemes can be bypassed to allow unauthorized login, and manipulation of proprietary business applications.
Article includes sample business app, API manipulation utility, and a patch manager demo so that you can directly experiment and follow along with the article. |
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Secure your Operating System
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Date added: 01/31/2005 |
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Secure your OS |
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