Pretty basic: remove the floppy drives (or if your users really need them -
don't know why - disable them booting in bios). Set a bios boot password
and a bios change password (to different things, of course.)
Finally, there usually is this nice tab with a hole sticking out the back of
many cases
Pretty basic: remove the floppy drives (or if your users really need them -
don't know why - disable them booting in bios). Set a bios boot password
and a bios change password (to different things, of course.)
Finally, there usually is this nice tab with a hole sticking out the back of
many case
Just a suggestion: install free s-wan (ipsec) in the computers in
your network, which will take care of securing the underlying IP
connection, and then run whatever you want on top of it. IPSec is a bit
intensive on CPU, but, if correctly implemented, is definitely secure. I
remember somebo
Just a suggestion: install free s-wan (ipsec) in the computers in
your network, which will take care of securing the underlying IP
connection, and then run whatever you want on top of it. IPSec is a bit
intensive on CPU, but, if correctly implemented, is definitely secure. I
remember someb
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