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Configure your router to block DOS attempts: Some time ago I had a discussion with a friend. He disagreed with my recommendations on how to configure a border router and the firewall behind it. I claimed that in the border router between you and your ISP, configure the six rules to block most denial Read More...
Posted 10 July 06 01:27 by Steve Riley | 13 Comments
Filed under access technologies, configuration, protection, risk mitigation, security policies, threats
Should your ISA Server be in your domain? Film at 11!: So it would seem that a statement I made during TechEd US last week in Boston has mildly stirred a bit of controversy -- no surprise there, I guess, heh. One of my presentations gave an overview of what's new in ISA Server 2006 ( download your copy of Read More...
Posted 21 June 06 04:21 by Steve Riley | 10 Comments
Filed under access technologies, configuration, ISA Server, protection, TechEd
Securing Terminal Services over the Internet: In my presentation on remote access at TechEd, I gave three scenarios: web-based access to internal resources, published with ISA Server "desktop over the Internet" using Terminal Services and the remote desktop web connection full IP-based virtual private Read More...
Posted 28 June 05 09:54 by Steve Riley | 3 Comments
Filed under access technologies, configuration, protection, TechEd, Terminal Server
New column -- Using IPsec for network protection: I'm now writing semi-regular articles for TechNet. These are part of the security management series, and they're also linked from the security newsletter. The first column is a two-parter about IPsec. Part 1 describes the technology: how it operates, Read More...
Posted 10 February 05 09:59 by Steve Riley | 6 Comments
Filed under access technologies, authentication, configuration, identity, IPsec, protection