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Kevin Beaver is an information security consultant, expert witness, author and professional speaker at Atlanta-based Principle Logic LLC. With over 24 years of experience in the industry, he specializes in performing independent security assessments revolving around minimizing information risks. Beaver has authored/co-authored 11 books on information security, including Hacking For Dummies, Fourth Edition and The Practical Guide to HIPAA Privacy and Security Compliance. In addition, he's the creator of the Security On Wheels information security audio books and blog, providing security learning for IT professionals on the go. You can reach Beaver at www.principlelogic.com and on LinkedIn, or follow him on Twitter at @kevinbeaver.
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Contributions from Kevin Beaver, Contributor
- Whitelists help provide Windows 8 malware protection
- Why a Windows security scan isn't enough
- Key questions to ask about Windows Phone 8 security
- Rethinking malware protection on the desktop
- Keeping up with password hacking techniques
- Assessing your enterprise's need for mobile security
- Desktop backups and the cloud dilemma
- WSUS may falsely report a lack of patching problems
- Recovering Microsoft Office 2013 passwords
- Vulnerabilities you can't ignore for Windows 8 security
- Revisiting Windows Sysinternals and more useful tools
- With Metro, Windows 8 users can't get no satisfaction
- A first look at Microsoft Office 15 features
- Use security baselines to lock down your desktops
- Four remedies for desktop backup oversights
- Fighting advanced malware with application whitelisting
- Free open source security tools for Windows desktops
- Don't ignore mobile security in the enterprise
- BitLocker has improved features, but mind the gaps
- Exploiting Windows vulnerabilities with Metasploit