On Working Smarter, and Harder
On Working Smarter, and Harder
The subtitle reads These books that lead you to believe that you can achieve success by simply working smarter and not harder are lying.
Read more: On Working Smarter, and HarderHP ProCurve 5400zl Modules- Minimum Firmware Reference
HP ProCurve 5400zl Modules- Minimum Firmware Reference
With HP’s newer v2 modules for the HP 5400 series chassis switches, we’ve received a lot of calls from customers who experienced a conflict when adding newer modules to a switch.
Read more: HP ProCurve 5400zl Modules- Minimum Firmware ReferenceReader-submitted Lab Defenders: Mr. Potato Head
Reader-submitted Lab Defenders: Mr. Potato Head
In order to maintain the integrity of the blog, I saved this for a Friday. After Wednesday’s Firewall Barbie post, I received a few comments and photos from readers, some of which are too good not to share with you all!
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Trusted Infrastructure at NSA’s Trusted Computing Conference
Next week, I’ll be presenting on trusted infrastructure at the 2nd Annual NSA Trusted Computing Conference in Orlando. This year’s focus is Using COTS technologies to deliver decisive defensive advantage.
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802.1X-REV It’s a Cryptographic Come Back
The new 802.1X-2010 (formerly referred to here as 802.1X-REV) offers a multi-faceted approach to increasing integrity, availability and confidentiality throughout network infrastructures at every segment- from LANs and WLANs to WANs and MANs. Yeah, I threw out the I.A.C. triangle. As much as I hate using it, it is a foundational element of security.
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