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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued a draft publication to provide guidance to home users, including federal workers engaged in telework, on improving the security of home computers that run on the Windows XP Home Edition operating system.
Although in draft, this is still an extremely useful guide to home users on how to secure their machines.
Draft Special Publication 800-69, "Guidance for Securing Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition: A NIST Security Configuration Checklist."
Recent Posts
- No download? Maybe no infringement in another Federal District Court
- CAN-SPAM Rules Modified
- CFAA Damages Calculation Includes Cost of Tracking Hacker
- Courts split on whether making a copyrighted song available for download violates copyright law.
- How to Respond to Data Breach
- Border Agents Can Search Laptops
- What is your return address?
- Proposed FRE 502 is good for electronic discovery, but it is not going to drastically reduce the cost of litigation as the authors are hoping.
- British Authorities: Insult to Injury
- Introduction to James Paulick
- TXJ Costs Continue Increasing
- Proposed Amendments to Section 1030
- Securing the Endpoints
- Measurement of Spam Damages For Federal Sentencing Purposes
- Email Attack Targets Executives