Are any of you still using Blastwave and/or CSW and if so which one or what?
I really, really, REALLY don't want to understand what the split is
all about. Life is too short to stick my nose into other people's
flame wars[1] I'm just wondering what is the practical best thing to
do with my remaini
We're also a small shop and big brother free edition is working well
for me, with LARRD for statistics. We're not keeping any complex
metrics, just basic stats. It's working with our Solaris, Linux and
Windows servers, there are a bunch of add-ins at deadcat, and it's
easy to add custom checks. Pl
PS and BB alerts are customizable - by time, host, recipient, etc.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 2:25 PM, Elizabeth Schwartz
wrote:
> We're also a small shop and big brother free edition is working well
> for me, with LARRD for statistics. We're not keeping any complex
> metric
I'm wondering if anyone has anything they can share about implementing
compliance for ISO 27001 and/or HIPPA?
There's a lot of mid-level detail about things like making sure root
doesn't have access, and encryption, and other places where the Devil
is probably lurking deep within the details.,,,
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Forgive the forward please but this is someone who has made a huge
contribution to our communities, I think, and he needs our assistance.
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From: Steven M. Christensen
Date: Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 6:33 AM
Subject: Sunfreeware.com Comments Needed Urgently
To:
I've used both in production at a University; I use only SunFreeware
now that I am back in a commercial site.
The advantage of CSW was the one-stop shopping, being able as you
point out to install an entire functioning server with a few clicks.
However, the downside was that at one point I got int
Catching way up on my email
how did this go? If you feel like writing about it, I'm wondering how
you went about introducing the idea of IT policy and how it went down.
(thinking the idea of introducing a sketched-out policy and then
inviting some discussion was a good one)
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As someone else who tries to keep her home life simple, I like to
answer that question by talking (with a little humor) about how I
manage my home network to meet the business requirements. My home
customer (me) wants security, stability, high uptime and minimal
maintenance, and the ability to leve
