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http://www.chinatopix.com/articles/3487/20140626/china-launches-campaign-control-internet.htm Comments? Saw this in a YouTube video tonight that talks about world news. With what happened in EU and the right to be forgotten. Could we be looking at a lot more censorship?

 PPTP was cracked long ago. I would not trust it. Well I just assumed that the OP was looking for a business VPN setup and did not care for anonymity. ;)

https://www.youtube.com/user/SolidShellSecurity I think Todd left it on the home page still. I know he made a couple of videos. Have questions, feel free to ask. On a side note, when the video was made I know the wrong client was used. We just haven't had the time to make a new video yet but...

We made some videos on OpenVPN installation and setup. Personal pref: Never buy a VPN service. Always setup your own if you want security and privacy.

What problems did you come in to contact with? If we know we can help. :)

This is true.

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/179972-seagate-unveils-worlds-fastest-6tb-hard-drive-and-it-isnt-filled-with-helium WD and STX have now released 6TB drives. Looking forward to getting my hands on them in the near future for storage arrays. PS: SSDs are now 2TBs in size. Can't wait to get...

Good share. I do like this: https://ciphershed.org/Audit

We still run it on all our laptops in the field and in the offices.

What are your e-mail settings? What are you using as an e-mail server/service?

The pricing is not too bad. The ACL is a little weird imo but it integrates easily with AD so once you log in, all you have to do is open and the system pulls up your access that was set. It could be done better, but I've been looking for a tool like this for years and it works better then what...

Good points. mRemoteNG did not have support for private keys. That was a big short fall along with not allowing a centralized or ACL for group management. With RDM we have a server running MS SQL which acts as the backend for RDM and keeps all the details for server and RDP based connections...

For the longest time we've been using mRemoteNG which was a free and open option to manage several types of connections. However, we reached a limit where this just was not working for us anymore. We needed more options and a way to better consolidate all our connection information. Found this...

Define "regular setup" and "employee owned". We have employees and we work great together. We laugh. Learn. Have fun. We each use our strengths to cover each other's weak points and we make a great team.

Running Linux systems make great stable and secure business work stations :)

We went through the state for our LLC so we are fully registered, have an EIN and even pay state taxes as well. If you call your state office, they will help you with any questions that you have and how to properly register your business. Well worth the time.

Slackware. Kick it back to the basics. But seriously. If you want to learn linux get some books ;)

We won't be going due to other security and tech conferences going on around that time. But it is cool to see something so big in our home state.

https://www.grc.com/misc/truecrypt/truecrypt.htm Just some more content to throw in for ref.

A new way people are going are 1TB SSDS in SW RAID 1. Seen that around. Oh the days of 15K SATAs in RAID 10.