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	How to recover from lost BitLocker PINs and startup keys Submitted By: SearchWindowsSecurity.com \| 25 Mar 2008 TIP - BitLocker is great for Windows encryption, but a lost PIN or startup key can cause permanent data loss. Learn to protect yourself from data loss in BitLocker in this tip.


	Password security in Group Policy for Windows networks 17 Sep 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Managing password security in Group Policy is not always as easy as you'd like. Learn how to reduce errors caused by complex passwords in Windows networks here.


	Recover encrypted files in Windows Server 2003 Submitted By: SearchWindowsSecurity.com \| 24 May 2007 TIP - Sometimes a file becomes encrypted unbeknownst to the file's primary user. Find out how to recover those encrypted files with advice from Windows hardening expert Jonathan Hassell.


	NAQC and NAP: A comparison 12 Jun 2006 TIP - Make sure you understand the differences between NAQC and NAP so you can make an informed decision -- to wait for NAP or deploy NAQC now.


	How to stop a rogue user from circumventing network security 28 Jul 2006 TIP - Receive peer advice regarding ways to correct damages caused by a rogue user and learn what to to to prevent this from happening again


	Opening secure files with FileReader 20 Sep 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - One of the best ways to keep files secure in an NT-kernel environment is through the use of NTFS permissions. Here, site expert Jonathan Hassell explains how to access these secure files through FileReader.


	Disallowing IE or Outlook from uploading data 01 Jul 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - We need to prevent LAN users (Windows 2000 Active Directory domain) from uploading files via Internet Explorer 6. We installed NAT and we have Internet connection sharing. Users must be able to browse and download files and ...


	Checklist: Tighten default settings to prevent unauthorized access Submitted By: Roberta Bragg \| 14 Sep 2004 TIP - Roberta Bragg explains the importance of turning off system defaults, beginning with unnecessary network connections, to keep your Windows systems secure.


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