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Linux (also known as GNU/Linux) is a Unix-like computer operating system. It is one of the most prominent examples of open source development and free software; unlike proprietary operating systems such as Microsoft Windows or Mac OS X, its underlying source code is available for anyone to use, modify, and redistribute freely. |
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Advanced Virtualization and Workload Management |
| By : SWsoft |
Published Date: Jun 12, 2007 |
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Virtualization and workload management are essential technologies for maximizing scalability, availability and value on high-end computing systems, and Itanium(r) 2-based servers offer many options. One is SWsoft Virtuozzo, a proven, software-based virtualization solution for consolidating Linux and Windows applications.
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Bringing UNIX/Linux Networks into Sarbanes-Oxley Act |
| By : Symark |
Published Date: Oct 26, 2005 |
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This document demonstrates how Symark PowerPassword-UME and PowerBroker work in tandem to protect the integrity of data across heterogeneous UNIX/Linux systems to help bring your system into compliance with FDA Regulation 21 CFR Part II requirements.
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Evolving Your Patch Management Technology to Proactively Combat Security Challenges |
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The realities of security and compliance have changed considerably since patch management faced its first big paradigm shift some years ago. At that time many organizations wrestled with the transition from manual patching and remediation to an automated process. Of course, nothing in security is ever static, so it is no surprise that patch management has continued to evolve since then. Though still automated, today’s best patch management tools and techniques are significantly different from their predecessors. In this whitepaper, Lumension Security’s Matt Mosher, Senior Vice President of the Americas, gives an historical perspective on how this evolution unfolded and why it is important for organizations to evolve their patch management technology in order to remain on top of increasing security attacks.
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Host Access Management in a Virtualized Environment podcast |
| By : CA |
Published Date: Jul 25, 2007 |
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Consolidating servers through virtualization is a hot market trend due to the IT cost savings and quality of service improvements it provides. However, virtualization intensifies a number of security vulnerabilities with regards to protecting the deployed operating systems.
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IBM Power Systems: Cost-Effective Linux Database Serving |
| By : IBM |
Published Date: May 16, 2008 |
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Maintaining data security, performance, availability and recoverability is a growing challenge. The IBM Power platform offers cost-effective performance, scalability and key functional capabilities to support Linux-based database serving. It also simplifies virtualization, making it easier to reduce the number of physical servers required. This ITG report shows the advantages of the IBM Power platform for Linux database serving in mid-sized companies.
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Impact of IBM System p Server Virtualization |
| By : IBM |
Published Date: May 20, 2007 |
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Virtualization is no longer an “emerging” technology. Its potential to increase the efficiency of IT infrastructures has become widely recognized. But key questions are raised in the early stages of virtualization planning: should it be implemented only for new projects, or applied to existing infrastructures? Should opportunities be pursued on a case-by-case basis, or targeted as a broader goal of IT strategy?
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Protecting Linux Systems |
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Due to its nature of open source code, Linux is fast becoming popular and is being deployed in ever increasing numbers on mail servers, corporate networks and desktops. Till recently, systems running on Linux were relatively free from virus and other threats. But with the greater penetration of Linux operating systems, virus authors have begun to target them.
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Protection for Mac and Linux computers: genuine need or nice to have? |
| By : Sophos |
Published Date: Oct 20, 2008 |
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The current risk to computers running non-Windows platforms is small but growing. As Macs and Linux computers become more prevalent within organizations, they are likely to become more of a target for hackers as a way in to the rest of the network and a means of infecting websites. This paper investigates the real threat from non-Windows platforms. It discusses the dangers of them distributing Windows viruses, examines the implications of their growing popularity, and highlights regulatory pressure to protect them.
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Secure By Design |
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Guardian Digital's EnGarde Secure Linux is the world's premier secure operating platform engineered from Open Source Technologies. Written in an easy to read, plain-language format, you will get introduced to the full range of benefits that makes EnGarde "Secure By Design."
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Superuser Containment: The Cost of Doing Nothing |
| By : CA |
Published Date: Aug 06, 2007 |
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Root. Administrator. Domain Admin. A superuser by any other name would smell as sweet. No matter what you call it, it’s the all-powerful accesses that can cause the most trouble in today’s network environments. All mature networks and many on their way to maturity incorporate controls to ensure that data is strictly controlled against compromise or inadvertent disclosure. But where problems still occur in today’s natively-managed networks is within the roles and responsibilities of its superusers. For this problem, IT departments are not necessarily at fault.
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The Top 5 Open Source Security Myths |
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Open source is just a method to reaching a goal, not a goal in itself. In this overview, "The Top 5 Open Source Security Myths," you will be introduced to some of the largest misconceptions regarding open source security.
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UNIX Host Access Management with CA Access Control |
| By : CA |
Published Date: May 07, 2007 |
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UNIX and Linux systems have inherent security issues that pose high risk to the business objectives of complying with regulations and data protection. To reduce security risks, you need full superuser containment and the ability to enforce strict access control to critical system resources through centralized and automated policy management across different platforms.
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