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Ramp up DNS security with these three steps
This article is from TechRepublic's Security Solutions e-newsletter. Sign up instantly to begin receiving the Security Solutions e-newsletter in your inbox.A few months ago, I explained how to improve DNS security ("Strengthen vulnerable areas to improve DNS security"). This solution highlighted the most common problems of current DNS implementations.Afterward, I...
Tags: DNS server, server, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, recursive query, Microsoft Windows, IP, Unix, DNS, IP address
Technical articles 2004-04-23

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Strengthen security by implementing Network Address Translation
Mike Mullins explains why you should rethink implementing Network Address Translation. Here are the issues to consider. Worried about security issues? Who isn't? Automatically sign up for our free Security Solutions newsletter, delivered each Friday, and get hands-on advice for locking down your systems. If you...
Tags: IP, Network Address Translation, NETWORKING, security, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, Dynamic Network Address Translation, network, IP address, Security Solutions Newsletter, Mike Mullins, Network Address Translation Device, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-03-01
Learn the pros and cons of Windows Firewall
Is Windows Firewall up to the task of securing your network? Mike Mullins has his doubts. In this edition of Security Solutions, he delves into the details of Windows Firewall and weighs its pros and cons. Windows Firewall debuted with the release of Windows XP, and Windows XP...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Firewall, Firewalls, Microsoft Windows, Network security, Operating systems, SECURITY, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, firewall, Security Solutions Newsletter, Mike Mullins, Networking, Software, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-04-20
Disable NetBIOS and SMB to protect public Web servers
on 5/8/06 i received the following titled techrepublic article:"Disable NetBIOS and SMB to protect public Web servers."by Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP 4/27/06i was/am particularly interested in the attractiveness of the security measures mentioned in the article.most importantly, i have been experiencing system crashes, identified as, being the result of "Nbt.sys...
Tags: public Web Server, Disable NetBIOS, tweaks, netbios, and smb, freshuan, security, computer, server, Web server, Internet, small and medium business
Discussion threads 2006-05-14
Keep DNS servers from contributing to a DDoS attack
How can a recursive query become a DDoS attack? It doesn't take much. Mike Mullins explains how an attacker can take advantage of a DNS server using recursion to perpetrate a DDoS attack, and he tells you how to prevent your organization's DNS servers from taking part. Is your...
Tags: IP, Servers, Domain names, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, server, DNS server, IP address, distributed denial of service, Security Solutions Newsletter, DNS, Mike Mullins, TLD Server, Internet, Hardware, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2007-03-22
Manage session traffic with reflexive ACLs
Reflexive access control lists ACLs add greater control to what traffic you allow into your network and increase the capabilities of extended access lists. Mike Mullins introduces you to reflexive ACLs and discusses how best to use them. Network administrators use reflexive access control lists (also known as...
Tags: TCP, UDP, TCP/IP, NETWORKING, Network technology, router, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, IP-session-filtering ACL, IP, Security Solutions Newsletter, Network, Traffic, Access Control, Mike Mullins, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-09-15
Defend your network from slow scanning
Most serious attackers aren't going to advertise their intentions by performing a broad scan—the smartest attackers will try to come in under your detection radar. In this edition of Security Solutions, Mike Mullins discusses why attackers prefer slow scanning, examines the tools they use, and tells you how to defend...
Tags: IP, Scanners, Intrusion detection, PRODUCTIVITY, NETWORKING, Network security, SECURITY, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, intrusion detection system, network, tool, scanner, IP address, attacker, Security Solutions Newsletter, Mike Mullins, Hardware, Peripherals, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-11-16
Lock down SNMP traffic using IPSec
Network management and monitoring tools that use SNMP can greatly increase the efficiency of your network operations. However, it's vital that you take steps to secure the information you transfer using this protocol. In this edition of Security Solutions, Mike Mullins tells you how. The Simple Network Management Protocol...
Tags: SNMP, IPSec, NETWORKING, Network administration, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, network, authentication, security, Security Solutions Newsletter, Data, Monitoring, Privacy, Network Management, Mike Mullins, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-02-02
Defend your network from idle scanning
Black hats employ several stealth scanning techniques, and one of those threats is the idle scan. Find out more about idle scanning, and learn best practices for protecting your network from this threat. If your organization's intrusion detection system IDS identifies a scan of your network, and you...
Tags: Mike Mullins, IPID, Firewalls, NETWORKING, Network security, SECURITY, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, public host, network, RST, firewall, Security Solutions Newsletter, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-09-29
Reduce vulnerability by limiting your network's reach
The Internet is global, but your network might not need to reach every corner of the globe. In this edition of Security Solutions, Mike Mullins explains why you should define the purpose of your network and whom it serves to reduce your network's exposure. In the past, black hats...
Tags: Internet, NETWORKING, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, network, IP address, Security Solutions Newsletter, Security, Vulnerability, Mike Mullins, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-01-12
How do I... Make sure security logs exhibit accurate time with NTP?
It's vital that organizations take steps to synchronize the time on their network and devices, but it's even more important to make sure the logs produced by security devices reflect the accurate time. In this edition of Security Solutions, Mike Mullins explains why accurate time is so important for security...
Tags: NTP, NETWORKING, Routers & switches, Network technology, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, security, network, router, server, Network Time Protocol, Security Solutions Newsletter, Mike Mullins, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-12-18
Prevent open relays on Exchange Server
Open relays on corporate networks are a contributing factor to the volume of unsolicited e-mail currently flying around the Internet—and the presence of such relays is often unbeknownst to the owners of those networks. Are your e-mail servers vulnerable to mail relaying? In this edition of Security Solutions, Mike Mullins...
Tags: Microsoft Exchange Server, Servers, E-mail servers, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, server, e-mail, e-mail server, Type Set, relay, Security Solutions Newsletter, Security, Mike Mullins, Online Communications, Enterprise Software, Software, Hardware, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-04-06
Consider these issues when making a VoIP decision
Mike Mullins discusses two major areas require significant study and attention before beginning a VoIP project. Worried about security issues? Who isn't? Automatically sign up for our free Security Solutions newsletter, delivered each Friday, and get hands-on advice for locking down your systems.Voice over IP VoIP...
Tags: Network Address Translation, UDP, Telephony, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, NETWORKING, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, VoIP, network, Security Solutions Newsletter, Security, Mike Mullins, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-03-10
Choose a secure remote management approach
Examine some of your options for remote management solutions, such as the Microsoft approach, the generic approach, and the KVM over IP approach. Managing Windows servers remotely has become a standard with large networks. However, managing servers across an unsecured WAN connection can be a...
Tags: IP, Virtual Network Computing, Servers, TCP/IP, Terminal services, NETWORKING, Network technology, Microsoft Corp., Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, server, Remote Desktop Protocol, internal server, IP address, remote desktop, security, Security Solutions Newsletter, Raritan Computer, Network, Connection, KVM, Hardware, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-07-01
Learn what Microsoft's Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) has to offer
As the successor to Microsoft's popular Software Update Services SUS, the newly released Windows Server Update Services WSUS is the new and improved patch and update component of the Windows Server family of products. Mike Mullins takes a look at WSUS and explores what new functionality this tool brings to...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server Update Services, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Servers, Operating systems, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, Security Solutions Newsletter, Mike Mullins, Software, Hardware, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-07-14
Determine if SSL connections are truly secure
An HTTPS Web site may make most users feel relatively secure, but this alone doesn't guarantee secure transactions. That's why it's important to make sure your users understand how to properly evaluate a Web site's security. Mike Mullins offers some tips in this edition of Security Solutions. When users...
Tags: Web, SSL, Web site development, Channel management, Web technology, SSL/TLS, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, Web site, form tag, sensitive information, Security Solutions Newsletter, Data, Information, Mike Mullins, Authentication/Encryption, Security, Internet, Marketing, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-03-30
Take this four-phase approach to a network risk assessment
Assessing your network for potential risks is part of the responsibility of providing network services—if you don't find the problems on your network, you can be sure someone else will. Mike Mullins discusses the four phases of an effective network risk assessment and offers best practices for conducting each phase....
Tags: NETWORKING, PRODUCTIVITY, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, network, network risk assessment, Security Solutions Newsletter, Security, Risk Assessment, Network Service, Vulnerability, Mike Mullins, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-10-27
Protect your network from this Telnet vulnerability
Make sure you secure your network from Telnet-based attacks by creating a first line of defense. This tip tells you how to add an access list to your router. Worried about security issues? Who isn't? Automatically sign up for our free Security Solutions newsletter, delivered each Friday, and get...
Tags: Telnet, Routers & switches, Network technology, NETWORKING, TCP/IP, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, network, router, Security Solutions Newsletter, Vulnerability, TCP, Network Device, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-01-27
Lock down Windows Server 2003 with the Security Configuration Wizard
If you've been looking for a way to standardize and simplify security settings for your Windows Server 2003 servers, don't overlook the Security Configuration Wizard. Mike Mullins has the details in this edition of Security Solutions. Many organizations struggle with implementing the proper security features on a new...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Servers, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, wizard, security, server, Security Configuration Wizard, Security Solutions Newsletter, Tool, Mike Mullins, Audit Policy Editor, Hardware, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2006-06-08
Create an IPSec tunnel directly to a remote Windows server
Creating an IPSec tunnel directly to a remote Windows 2000 or 2003 server has its benefits. Learn about the details of making this type of secure connection. Most network administrators who work with routers are familiar with creating IPSec tunnels between routers for WAN...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Server, IP, Microsoft Windows, IPSec, VPNs, NETWORKING, Network security, SECURITY, Network technology, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, router, server, Security Solutions Newsletter, Length, Section, Michael \"Mullins CCNA, MCP\"
Technical articles 2005-07-07
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