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Virtual PCs are the key to secure computing
Monday, 21 August 2006, 12:15 AM EST
For readers’ convenience, I’d like to summarise the long list of present best practices in client-system security implemented by all InfoWorld US readers.
When you sit down at a client computer that’s not hooked into a locked-down corporate network, there’s a drill. There are email rules that block potentially hazardous attachments, including JPEGs and Office documents.
At Computerworld.
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