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Are you following the NSA Best Practices to Keep your Home Network Secure?
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YeOldeStonecat
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I have a Windows 98 box running ICS with dual NICs. This is also my file server..with the C drive fully shared...all services bound to both NICs. Wireless is open with range boosters and 11db high gain pole antennas on the roof of my house.
Office 97, Norton 2000 antivirus that I should activate one day.
Office 97, Norton 2000 antivirus that I should activate one day.
Monkey34
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Overall a decent pamphlet - I'm surprised.
It was all common sense to me though. I think I'll save a copy to forward to friends and clients....it may save me some explanation time. . . unless they think of new questions because of it.
It was all common sense to me though. I think I'll save a copy to forward to friends and clients....it may save me some explanation time. . . unless they think of new questions because of it.
I have a Windows 98 box running ICS with dual NICs. This is also my file server..with the C drive fully shared...all services bound to both NICs. Wireless is open with range boosters and 11db high gain pole antennas on the roof of my house.
Office 97, Norton 2000 antivirus that I should activate one day.
Show-off!
Some of us are still on Office 95 you know.
lulz aside, the NSA has some nice documents if you're getting started in networking & security (and perhaps even as a guideline/refresher if you're a seasoned pro).
Consider looking into NIST and the DISA STIG documents as well.