(COMPUter SECurity) A term used primarily by the military to denote measures for ensuring secure entry, management and storage of information in computer systems. See Parkerian Hexad.
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- Free CompuSec PC Security Suite 5.2 (Windows)
- A security software designed to protect desktops and notebooks. CompuSec is a security software designed to protect desktops and notebooks. It uses pre-boot authentication, single-sign-on for windows Logon, full hard disk encryption, encryption of floppy diskettes and other removable media. Pre-boot Access Control in CompuSec requires you to enter your...
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- CompuSec 5.1 (Windows)
- CompuSec is a Security Suite that protects Notebook and Desktop PCs. It provides Access Control, Hard Disk Encryption, VPN, file encryption and Single Sign On. This version of CompuSec is Free, it has full functions without any limitations. FREE CompuSec provides high level of security with a flexible and transparent...
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- Laptop insecurities
- Laptop insecuritiesA warrant? what are you - an AmericanIn most countries no warrant is needed - police can seize what they want and customs follows no laws but their own.Besides - what choice do you really have:customs agent: what's your password?you: uhh.. I'd like to stay in a cell while...
- Discussion threads 2007-06-28
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