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Intel Anti-Theft Technology

Posted on13 March 2009Leave a comment

Another thing I came across this week was the Intel Anti-Theft Technology videos. So if you are interested to see how Intel could help you getting back your notebook watch the videos posted here.

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CategoriesKnowledge, Security, vProTagsanti-theft, Intel, technology, vPro

Group Policy: Restrict Hardware like a pro

Posted on12 March 2009Leave a comment

Here’s another video from GPanswers explaining how to restrict the use of certain devices within your managed environment.

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CategoriesActive Directory, Automation, Deployment, Group Policy, Knowledge, SecurityTagsdevices, GPO, Group Policy, Restrict

Using AppLocker in Windows 7 video

Posted on26 February 2009Leave a comment

Watch the Using AppLocker in Win7 video on TechNet where Paul Cooke gives an insight on what Applocker is, how it works and how to deploy it.

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CategoriesApplocker, Automation, Deployment, Security, Windows 7TagsApplications, Applocker, Control, Security, Video

Encrypted on Windows 7 and use on Vista as well

Posted on18 February 200918 February 2009Leave a comment

With Windows 7 we can not only encrypt our local fixed drives but also USB devices. Considering that probably many of do carry around one or more memory sticks that could contain sensitive data or just data you don’t want Read More …

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CategoriesAutomation, Bitlocker, Security, Tip, Windows 7TagsBitlocker, BitlockerToGo, Encryption, Windows7

It’s about time to install MS08-067

Posted on26 November 2008Leave a comment

If you haven’t done so yet, it’s about time you get the MS08-067 patch installed on your Windows clients. According to a recent post on the Microsoft® Malware Protection Center blog, another wave of attacks has been identified. By the way Read More …

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CategoriesSecurity, Vista, Windows XPTagsPatches

SQL Server services user account

Posted on20 November 200821 November 2008Leave a comment

When you install SQL Server 2000 / 2005 / 2008 you can configure under what user account the services are running. In the past i’ve often seen people selecting “local system”, I also selected that….not thinking too much about security Read More …

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CategoriesSecurity, SQL, TipTagsSecurity, SQL

Extending User Information in AD

Posted on17 November 200817 November 20084 Comments

The Windows 2003 Resource Kit contains a nice extension for the Active Directory Users and Computers console showing additional User Account information. The additional user account information can be enabled by registering the acctinfo.dll as described below. Follow the steps Read More …

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CategoriesActive Directory, Security, Tip, ToolsTagsActive Directory, User Account Information

All security updates on a DVD

Posted on20 October 2008Leave a comment

I do periodically browse through the Microsoft Download Center (Beta) to see if there is anything new that is of interest to me. Today i came across Article 913086 which describes an alternative way of obtaining all Microsoft Security patches for Read More …

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CategoriesDeployment, Security, TipTagsPatches, Security

ToolTip – chml.exe manage Windows Integrity Levels

Posted on20 October 200821 October 2008Leave a comment

To be honest i haven’t gone into the details of the Windows Integrity Levels myself but wanted to mention the chml.exe tool that can be downloaded from Mark Minasi’s web site. More details about the Windows Vista Integrity Mechanism can Read More …

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CategoriesSecurity, Tip, Tools, VistaTagsSecurity, Vista

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