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I'm looking for options to be compliant with PCI-DSS section 11.5 for some servers I manage at the datacenter. There are several servers (less than 20) and they are mostly CentOS5, but there are some RHEL4 and Solaris9 Sparc. I believe Tripwire, Inc. is the leader in this area, but I am looking for…
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In an effort to be PCI DSS compliant, I took a trustkeeper.net questionnaire. I failed the question that asks
Is the presence of wireless access points tested for by using a wireless analyzer at least quarterly or by deploying a wireless IDS/IPS to identify all wireless devices in use? (SAQ #11…
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Thanks to everyone who attended the Oracle for PCI-DSS
security webcast today. It was good to see how the products we
talked about last week can be used to address the PCI standard
requirements. A big thanks to Chris Pickett for presenting a great
session and running us through a very cool demo showing…
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Hello,
I have been reviewing a number of applications for securing deleting files. I understand the concepts of overwriting the file several times with zeros and random characters; however, I don't understand the concept of renaming the file up to thirty times before actually deleting the file. Any…
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Would you consider the use of caching products in the category of data at rest?
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