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KeyScrambler: How keystroke encryption works to thwart keylogging threats If you make any kind of financial transaction online, there needs to be a keystroke-encrypting app on your computer. Find out why. Read more Resource of the day The Impact of Messaging and Web Threats Read this Osterman Research paper to learn how organizations must implement a layered defensive strategy to protect against messaging, internal and Web-based threats and how Sunbelt Software can help. (Sunbelt Software) Testifying as an expert witness in computer crimes cases As an IT pro, it's possible that you may be called to testify as an expert witness in cybercrime cases if your training and expertise qualify you. Deb Shinder tells potential expert witnesses what to expect and how to prepare. Read more Unix vs. Microsoft Windows: How system designs reflect security philosophy There are distinct differences between Unix and MS Windows security philosophies. Two design policies serve as apt examples of those differences. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Set sound password policies in Mac OS X Server Erik Eckel tells you how to use Mac OS X Server's Workgroup Manager and the Server Admin console to make sure you are setting strong password polices. Read more The best tools and methods to track down suspect IP addresses and URLs Jack Wallen provides some basic recon tools and methods for finding IP addresses and URLs that you may need to track down for purposes of blocking, contacting, or satisfying simple curiosity. Read more 10 things you should know about IPv6 addressing Although IPv6 adoption seems to be moving at a snail's pace, there's no outrunning it. Brien Posey demystifies some of the addressing issues many admins are still trying to figure out. Read more Featured multimedia   Track down issues that cause slower boot times Greg Shultz shows you how to use some of the new features in Windows 7's Event Viewer to investigate a slow boot time. View on site Cracking Open a Seagate 50 MB RLL drive TechRepublic member Drew McBee cracks open a vintage Seagate 50 MB RLL drive. View on site Apple iPad galleries 20 apps that play to the iPad's strengths 20 iPad competitors to watch Apple iPad: The biggest annoyances Cracking open the Apple iPad 3G Featured Webcast A Strategy for Keeping Your Data Secure Security is a concern as more data is compromised by either malicious attacks or employee carelessness. Join this TechRepublic Webcast to explore the most promising ways that IT leaders can ensure the security of their organization. Today's recommended downloads The Impact of Messaging and Web Threats (Sunbelt Software) A Strategy for Keeping Your Data Secure (Canon) Free Trial Download: up.time Systems Management Software (Uptime Software) Deploying virtual environments quickly and easily (IBM) Forrester Brief for CIOs: Assessing Your Enterprise Agility (SAP) Camera photo challenge: Costumes and pumpkin carvings Submit your camera phone photos of costumes and/or pumpkin carvings by Nov. 5th. If your entry is voted one of the winning photos, you'll receive TechRepublic swag. Get more details.

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