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Concerns the protection of system resources and data from unauthorized use or access in stand alone or networked environments.Security measures are implemented through a combination of software, hardware and physical restrictions. They can operate across different selections of content from individual files up to an entire networked enterprise.
Tools used to secure systems environments include authentication systems, intrusion detection systems, firewalls, anti-virus software, biometrics, virtual private networks and cryptography.
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Please submit sites offering comprehensive listings of advisories and patches to this category.
Sites relating to groups researching new vulnerabilities/exploits should be submitted to: Computers/Hacking/Groups. |
Advisories and patches relating to security issues.
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Sites which are submitted within this category should relate specifically to computer authentication. This can include standards for authentication, software and hardware tools and systems for authentication. Items relating specifically to authentication using biometrics should be submitted directly to the biometric section (Computers:Security:Biometrics). Sites relating to other authentication (like home or office security systems) and sites relating to copy-protection and copy-identification schemes (like digital watermarking) are not suitable for this category and won't be listed. more information (editors only) |
Authentication is the method a computer uses to ensure that you are who you say you are. Authentication can be as simple as requesting a password. More complex authentication schemes involve voice printing technology, fingerprint or retinal scans. In some systems, users carry smart cards which are part of the authentication.
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Companies that offer only one type of biometric service/product (for example, only face recognition) should be listed in that specific subcategory instead of here. |
Biometric authentication is the science of verifying a person's identity based on personal characteristics, such as voice, facial characteristics and fingerprints. Biometrics are used to create security solutions for multiple markets, including network, data, telephony, Internet and physical access.
Interactive, real-time online chat rooms, bulletin boards, discussion groups, and message boards relating to Computer Security.
Conferences on computer security and related issues.
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Please submit only Security consultancy businesses that offer a full range of services to this category, if you operate in a niche for which a subcategory exists - please submit your site to the relevant subcategory. more information (editors only) |
Security consultants generally give advice regarding security, crime prevention, and loss prevention. True security consultants are independent and non-product affiliated.This category includes information systems related consulting services in environmental design, security system design and specification, access control, physical security, protection of assets, theft prevention, crime prevention, loss prevention, executive protection, information security, special event security, emergency and disaster planning, and security training.
Some consultants in this field perform security surveys and risk analysis and make recommendations on how to reduce the threat. Some consultants make crime foreseeability assessments and adequacy of security evaluations. Some security consultants testify as an expert witness in litigation.
Before making a submission in this category, consider whether the site proposed is more involved in the design, development or sales of products than the provision of consulting services. If the former, the submission is likely to be rejected or redirected to another category that might not be your category of choice. If you are submitting a URL to this directory, please keep in mind that all submissions must be reviewed by volunteer editors of the Open Directory Project (ODP). Thus, multiple submissions of the same site to inappropriate categories will not improve your chances for being listed in this directory and may result in your site being blacklisted from ODP. This may also happen if you submit your site to a number of directories which use ODP data, but forward new submissions to ODP. Please take a moment to review the ODP Editorial Guidelines, and carefully choose the ODP categories to which you submit your site.
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Please submit only sites containing lists of sites or software relating to computer security.
Please note if your site uses ODP data - it should be submitted to Computers/Internet/Searching/Directories/Open_Directory_Project/Sites_Using_ODP_Data/ rather than here. |
Lists of computer security related sites or software, sometimes with a brief description and not, generally, including additional information.
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Only general FAQs, Help, and Tutorials, Articles and How-to's on choosing, configuring and using firewalls should be submitted to this category. Those submissions which do not seem to fit in on eof the subcategories should be submitted to the main firewall category. more information (editors only) |
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The Internet is an insecure place. - a common view of security on the Internet. This is not necessarily true, but vulnerabilities and exploits do exist. Many different protocols and tools have been developed to enhance the security on the Internet as these problems are discovered.
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Please submit only sites related to security of computer systems, NOT computerized security systems etc. Also anti-virus/worms/trojan/root-kit software has a separate category. |
Intrusion detection systems, sometimes referred to as IDS, are tools or methods for detecting when a network or computer has been subject to unauthorized access.
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Please only submit your website here if you cannot find an appropriate subcategory for your website. If you are submitting a software application to combat spyware, please submit it to the Products and Tools subcategory. If you are submitting a web page for a service with technicians that remove spyware from computers, please submit it to the appropriate subcategory in the Regional/ top category for the area that your company services. If your site is just an affiliate link farm with affiliate links to spyware product pages, please do not submit it to any category.
Please note - We do not knowingly list rogue anti-spyware products.
then it will NOT be listed. Sites are constantly reviewed and re-reviewed, and sites offering rogue products are de-listed. If you notice one of the sites listed is for a rogue anti-spyware product, please post in the abuse reporting forum at http://resource-zone.com/ , citing your sources of evidence, and your allegation will be investigated. |
Malicious Software (also known as malware) refers to viruses, trojans, worms, spyware, and similar threats.This category deals in understanding and protecting against these threats, not in promoting them.
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Please be advised that your site must contain what editors consider to be original or unique material or delivery to be included in this category. News aggregators and vendor white papers are a dime a dozen, and will be deleted on sight. |
Sites offering general computer security news.
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All Security Groups which offer CERT services should use [CERT] in their site description. |
Security Groups including sites to security groups from national or regional relevance. Some are offering services for security as CERT (Computer Emergency Response Teams).
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Sites submitted should be related to the creation, definition or implementation of a management policy and procedures outlining the minimal expectations for maintaining security of a corporate network. These can include any aspect of computer security, hardware or software based. |
The computer security policy is a statement by management of the minimum expectations to maintain the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the corporate network and all data stored on the network. The style, content and specific objectives of each policy are dependent on the environment, security requirements and corporate culture specific to each organization.
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STOP!Please only submit software and hardware products and tools that provide security functionality to this category if you cannot find a more appropriate subcategory or category elsewhere in the directory. This category level gets a lot of submissions, and the vast majority of them do not actually belong here at all.
What does belong here.
What does NOT belong here.
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Software and hardware products and tools that provide security functionality.
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Please only submit sites providing an overview of Public Key Infrastructure, what it is, how it works etc. Please note that the quantity of information needs to be substantial, and that information should be objectively presented. (i.e. No sales pitchs.) It is not for companies providing PKI services, these should generally be listed in the 'Tools_and_Services' subcat. |
This category is for sites providing an overview of Public Key Infrastructure, what it is, how it works etc.
Sites related to computer security research.
Trusted Computing (commonly abbreviated TC) is a technology developed and promoted by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). The term is taken from the field of trusted systems and has a specialized meaning. In this technical sense, "trusted" does not necessarily mean the same as "trustworthy" from a user's perspective. Rather, "trusted computing" means that the computer can be trusted by its designers and other software writers not to run unauthorized programs.Taken from Wikipedia entry at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_computing
Through the use of authentication, encryption and tunneling technologies, Virtual Private Networks (VPN) permit the secure transmission of sensitive data through public networks, thus allowing organizations to reduce WAN costs by utilizing the Internet for site to site communications.
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