From Part 2:
“Last time we began talking about using Linux in a small office
by discussing what to look for in hardware and the operating
system. Once you’ve settled on your base system, it’s time to
connect it to the Internet, and that brings up concerns about your
systems’ security.“Linux owes much of its growing popularity to its reputation for
good security; but just as the threats to your computers’ security
rapidly evolve, maintaining the security of your systems is an
ongoing process…”
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