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Do you absolutely need Anti-Virus (even on Windows)?
Forget about OS X and Linux. I'm talking Windows here. Obviously the Internet is saturated (as in dripping) with Windows malware and virii. I couldn't possibly be suggesting that any sane person would run without A/V software installed, could I?
Recovery Time Objectives The RTO is a goal or an ideal time in which you need a specific resource or service to be available following an interruption or outage. In essence, the RTO provides the maximum amount of time before an organization is negatively impacted by the interruption of one its core business processes or functions. For this reason, the task of establishing the RTO must start at the business level and not the systems level.
stealth firewall,ebtables: Tech Words of the Day A stealth firewall is a bridge that applies firewall rules to packets that pass through it. The reason "stealth" is used is because a bridge is transparent to the machines using it: they can't tell that all the machines in the subnet aren't on the same physical lan. This also means that you can insert and remove such a device without disruption or indeed any awareness by the users of the network. The device itself doesn't even requre any ip addresses of its own, so it can be truly invisible.
Recovery Time Objectives The RTO is a goal or an ideal time in which you need a specific resource or service to be available following an interruption or outage. In essence, the RTO provides the maximum amount of time before an organization is negatively impacted by the interruption of one its core business processes or functions. For this reason, the task of establishing the RTO must start at the business level and not the systems level.
stealth firewall,ebtables: Tech Words of the Day A stealth firewall is a bridge that applies firewall rules to packets that pass through it. The reason "stealth" is used is because a bridge is transparent to the machines using it: they can't tell that all the machines in the subnet aren't on the same physical lan. This also means that you can insert and remove such a device without disruption or indeed any awareness by the users of the network. The device itself doesn't even requre any ip addresses of its own, so it can be truly invisible.
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