Securology

Sure, there are lots of random password generators out there, but how many of them are integrated with our very feature-rich open source cod...

Do you have a copy of Visual Studio, a very rudimentary knowledge of C# .NET, and a need to import a list of Exchange Rooms or Resources i...

If you are an organization of any size, chances are you have an Active Directory instance sitting around, and maybe some level of addition...

In another IT Pro tip related to Active Directory, suppose an organization has an internal AD forest, but has a company policy that only pai...

The Active Directory Password Expiration Snooze Button IT Administrators have certainly been in the tough scenario where a security po...

Securology now has open source code on GitHub! https://github.com/Securology This is something we have wanted to do for some time and fin...

This is a bit of a stretch from the normal topics, but in a severe disaster scenario (think Hurricane Katrina or third world country), it ma...

PCI Regulations allow merchants to store the first 6 digits plus the last 4 digits of a customer's credit card number. Ever wonder jus...

This is a very premature response to what I believe is the single best solution to dangers like SOPA, PIPA, and ACTA: DNSCrypt . To be fa...

This is a break from the traditional types of posts. It's more of an instructional howto, but I hope that it is valuable nonetheless. ...

There is a pretty good article over at LWN.net about the state of Trustworthy Computing in Linux , detailing the current and planned support...

Recently, I noted that it's not important whether source code is open or not for security , it's important to have well-qualified an...