Title: Security Tip
April 27, 2004 Published by  SearchWin2000.com

Security Tip

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Is a firewall out there or not?
Column: 12 steps to improving Windows stability
Using Windows to set up workstation security
Security tool treasure chests
Ask Roberta Bragg: Can a firewall ID turn on only when needed?


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Advice

Is a firewall out there or not?
[Tom Lancaster]
It's an innocuous question, but one that's surprisingly difficult to answer. Though it's tricky to define a precise recipe to detect and identify the presence or absence of a firewall on a system (or on a network), there are several intelligent ways to go looking.


Column: 12 steps to improving Windows stability
[Bernie Klinder]
There are two things every administrator wants out of an operating system: security and stability. While security has received a lot of attention in the past year, we tend to leave the stability part completely to Microsoft.

Using Windows to set up workstation security
[Adesh Rampat]
This tip looks at some features included in both Windows 2000 and 2003 that most administrators are aware of. Still, many overlook them when implementing security on a workstation.

Security tool treasure chests
[Tom Lancaster]
Check out this list of several well-known and highly-regarded collections of information security tools. Some are profoundly Windows-oriented, others less so; all are worth at least an occasional visit to see what's new and interesting in their various and widely varied collections.

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ASK THE EXPERTS: Ask Roberta Bragg: Can a firewall ID turn on only when needed?
Dear Roberta,
I help support a large (500+) server environment. We have a security group that periodically needs to do investigations on servers with regards to employee fraud, misuse of equipment, etc. I don't want to give these folks admin rights across every box. Is there an easy way to implement a firewall ID that I can turn on only when needed?


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