Yesterday, Google announced its latest service: Google Public DNS. This service appears to be similar to the also-free OpenDNS. (more…)
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Google Public DNS
Friday, December 4th, 2009We Don’t Have Anything Anyone Else Would Want
Thursday, May 7th, 2009When I first mention information security to a client, particularly a small business, non-profit, or educational institution, I frequently get a response like this:
- “Nobody is interested in our network.”
- “We don’t have anything that anyone would want.”
- “Our systems aren’t that important.”
- “No one would steal my account/password/login.”
- “Why would someone want to hack our computers?”
Keep Your E-mail Server From Being Blacklisted
Monday, April 27th, 2009For many small to mid-sized businesses that have their own on-site e-mail server, it is a common practice to use a router and a single public Internet address (the one given to them as part of the basic business-level DSL or cable Internet package) to serve their entire network. Behind this router sits the e-mail server, and desktop computers. (more…)