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Virtual Server Security

Not every company has the resources to maintain a full-time connection to the Internet. In those cases, most companies contract with an ISP to set up what’s known as a virtual server—space on an ISP’s Web server. Through software configuration, the outside world sees your site as its own machine; hence, the virtual in virtual [...]

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Secure Web Server – Private Info

Some of the ways that you provide security can become quite technical; others, however, are just plain common sense. While ensuring that you’ve taken all the appropriate technical steps, don’t overlook the practical aspects, such as the following: 1. Store Only Public Documents on a Public Web Server Keep items such as the following on [...]

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Secure Web Server – Firewall

The whole process sounds simple enough: All you need is the phone company to install a new line (often called a pipe), connect the pipe to a router, connect the router to the Web server, and then connect the Web server to your LAN. Ta-da! Your company is on the Net! Now, you wouldn’t show [...]

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Secure Web Server

If you plan to do business on the Net, you must address two major security concerns in order to have a safe and secure Web presence: 1. The server, which is normally at a known Internet location and may present an attractive target to “crackers” looking for information about your company or your customers 2. [...]

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