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Infected Notebooks? Quarantine Fast

Filed in archive Security by Lori Widmer on December 04, 2007

Infected Notebooks? Quarantine Fast
It's the nightmare of the data center manager - the remote employee surfs in one too many unprotected places, or opens that email that shouldn't have been, and drags home a virus that can wipe out the data center.

It doesn't have to be that way. Intel has a cool little tutorial on how to quarantinelinks the suspected laptop before harm comes to the entire data center. I will warn you that the tutorial comes with quite a bit of hype for the Intel Centrino Pro Processor, but the stuff in between is worth a quick read. Visit the Intel web site and scroll past the top advertisement for the guide.


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