... that uses the SSL protocol to encrypt client requests
to the server, clients connect to the ISA Server computer on port 443. To enable
the ISA Server computer to respond to this request, you ... requests to ensure secure communication.
Topic Objective
To identify the topics related
to configuring Web
publishing.
Lead-in
ISA Server can make
internal servers accessible
to external ... requires a protocol rule on the ISA Server computer that
allows all members of the Domain Admins group to gain access to the Internet
by using any protocol. To prepare student computers to meet this...
...
Lesson: Introduction to Security Threats 2
Lesson: Predicting Threatsto Security 8
Lab A: Identifying Threatsto Network
Security 15
Module 3: Identifying
Threats to Network
Security ... Identifying Threatsto Network Security
Lab A: Identifying Threatsto Network Security
Lab Questions and Answers
Answers may vary. The following are possible answers.
What are likely threatsto ... vulnerability to different threats depends on its life cycle stage.
Key points
Module 3: Identifying Threatsto Network Security iii
Instructor Notes
This module teaches students how to identify...
...
and procedures to reduce risks of being
attacked.
• Resolution: In the event of a computer
security breach, have plans and
procedures in place to determine what
resources to use to remedy a ... box.
Windows 8 includes support for Windows Store apps, which are
different from traditional desktop applications. Windows Store apps
are designed to act more like mobile apps, which are sandboxed ... Apply the latest security updates and patches
to your software programs and OSs and
enable automatic updates where possible to
minimize exposure to vulnerabilities.
Protect yourself and your...
... approaches to water
resources management should remain a key
component of future development paradigms.
PHTO: SHUTTERSTOCK
2012 STATUS REPORT ON THE APPLICATION OF INTEGRATED APPROACHES TO WATER RESOURCES ... progress
with water sector reform to adopt principles of
integrated management of water resources (Figures
2.3 and 2.4) and are working through the process
from policy to laws, strategies and ... Countries report improvements to the instuonal
framework together with improved policies, laws
and systems over the past 20 years. This has led to
beer water resources management pracces...
... Nodes
Fault-Tolerant Dfs Root
Fault-Tolerant Fault-Tolerant Dfs Dfs RootRoot
? Stores the Dfs Topology in Active
Directory
? Continues to Function When a
Server Fails
? Allows All Participating Servers to ... is
stored on a single computer.
A fault-tolerant Dfs root
provides fault tolerance
because the Dfs topology is
stored in Active Directory.
Note
Module 9: Using Dfs to Share File Resources ... you
assign to the shared folder to which the child node points.
Slide Objective
To describe how to gain
access to file resources
through Dfs.
Lead-in
You gain access to file
resources...
... tendency to ascribe
responsibility to oneself or to diffuse and depersonalize it to others, is related
to rationalizing the consequences of one’s behavior (Harrington, 1996, p. 261).
It is known ... increasing via the web is able
to perform better than their counterparts
Companies should encourage employees to surf the web to look for ways to increase
performance and keep on top of financial news
I ... between too much and too little control and is the
bottom-right quadrant. This zone of stimulation should balance complexity
reduction through too much control and complexity absorption through too
much...
... of proportion as to its business relevance. Managers and employees need
to deal not only with recreational concerns but also with broader issues of how
to integrate computing into workplaces in ... exploited as a means to keep individuals glued
to workstations for indefinite periods in lieu of reasonable work schedules and
functional work-life balances.
Solutions as to how to couple online ... jobs.
Such activities translate into billions of dollars a year in revenue lost due to lost
productivity (Mills et al., 2001).
In addition to the costs incurred due to losses in productivity, personal
Web...
... perceived to be most effective in reducing PWU was to
block access to non-work-related and offensive websites by using Internet
Factor 1: Explicit Prevention and Detection
(
=.87)
1 2 3 4
To ... time
.814 .111 .137 .04
To monitor electronic files downloaded on the
computers of employees to identify if they are
non-work-related
.784 .122 .229 .130
To monitor with special software ... asked to describe the measures their companies were
taking to reduce PWU at work by the employees. A total of 18 measures were
identified by the managers as actions their companies took to reduce...
... limiting access to resources, but still
have to deal with bandwidth concerns among thousands of users.
Instant Messaging Monitoring Products
IM was one of the toughest applications to monitor for a ... wanted to know, so one should carefully consider the implica-
tions before implementing a general monitoring tool. Depending on the organi-
zation, employees may react strongly to such total monitoring, ... of the easiest
applications to monitor to one of the toughest. It some ways it appears that it
is almost a game as users of file-sharing services try to devise ways to run their
services around...
... for monitoring to determine whether a
legitimate business justification for the monitoring exists. Here factors such as
whether the employer provided notice to the employee of the monitoring and
whether ... specifically to an employer’s right to monitor
employee personal computer use in the workplace, and the rights of employees
to limit or avoid such monitoring.
In light of the significant risks to which ... case
examining consent to torts, the employee argued that individually password
protecting a folder on his computer used to store his e-mail did give rise to an
expectation of privacy in this stored e-mail....