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Serving Up Security Article Library Related Articles Secure Your Operating System Serving Up Security September 11, 2006 Summary Learn what you can do to protect your server environment in your small business. Servers are the workhorse of many small business IT systems. A server is a computer that processes requests for data such as email, file transfers, web documents, and services from the client computers that are connected to it through a network. There are several different types of servers, including application servers, database servers, file servers, and web servers. Since servers host valuable information, they are often the targets of threats. Your business email and file servers are vulnerable to viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and DoS (denial f-service) attacks. Also, hackers can shut down or disable a server to prevent a business from running its operations. If your business is a victim of a server security breach, you could lose valuable time and money since your client machines are dependent on the servers for a variety of purposes, ranging from applications to email. Recommendations Here are some steps you can take to protect your servers:

• Harden Operating Systems: Each server has an operating system and is therefore vulnerable to security breaches in operating systems. Since most out of the box operating systems are not configured for maximum security by default, it is important that you harden the operating systems you use on your servers. You should remove any unnecessary tools and utilities and update patches to your operating system as fixes to newly discovered security vulnerabilities are offered.
• Encrypt and Authenticate: Depending on the needs of your business, you may have several different types of servers. It is a good idea to allocate each server for a specific purpose, since web servers and email servers will be accessed from outside of your business, thereby making them public servers. File or database servers may contain data that is confidential and can be allocated as private servers. In fact, you may also want to consider installing access controls, including encryption of all login sessions. Encryption at the server level also allows for a more secure form of IM (instant messaging). By using a corporate IM server with encryption, you can render messages unreadable by hackers or anyone who intercepts a message during transmission.
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• Protect Data and Backup Servers: Since servers store a great deal of information, protecting the servers as well as the data on them is important. You should keep your server equipment in a secure location and only allow designated persons access. In addition, you should have a backup plan for your servers to protect your data. By backing up server data to a remote location, you will be protected in case there is any physical damage to your servers. Continuous data protection is a backup option that protects your servers on an ongoing basis, so that you can recover from any data losses faster.
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Is VoIP Right for Your Business Article Library Is VoIP Right for Your Business March 26, 2007 Summary More and more businesses tired of racking up high telecommunications bills are turning to the Internet for their phone service. Introduction More and more businesses tired of racking up high telecommunications bills are turning to the Internet for their phone service. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services enable businesses to conduct calls across the same network to access the Internet and get email and at a fraction of the cost of traditional voice networks. However, VoIP developers have been focused on quality and reliability versus security. Therefore, if you choose to adopt VoIP, it is up to you to take the proper steps to secure it. Background and benefits The technology behind VoIP has been around for a few years; early incarnations of VoIP were plagued by spotty service, muddled and dropped calls. Only in the last few years has VoIP service improved enough to make it sufficiently reliable and stable for business use. In fact, businesses are finding that a well-planned and implemented VoIP system can provide call quality and reliability that rivals mobile phone or landline calls. The number one benefit of VoIP is its low cost. In the conventional telephony world, multiple phone lines, conference calling features, and long distance charges create many extra charges. However, most VoIP providers not only offer unlimited local and long-distance calling for a relatively low flat fee, the fee also includes most, if not all, of the additional features businesses need. In addition to lower phone bills, here are some other benefits of VoIP:

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