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Because of their small, portable nature, PDAs present a unique security dilemma. This is the essential reference for PSA technicians and IT professionals who need to understand and solve this challenge. Written by a security expert, the book explores PDA security issues and details what must be done to establish privacy in the hand-held medium. It: covers the vast variety of devices available, including Palm, PocketPC, and RIM devices; includes foreword by Rebecca Bace, internationally recognized intrusion detection and network security specialist; includes a case study guide - "PDA Defense - Palm's Choice for Enterprise"; explains why handheld security is largely about OS (Operating Systems); explores hacking problems; answers the questions - when does a handheld become an IT problem and what is a measured IT response?

This guide is packed with alternative ways to use and improve your Windows Server.

Linux is an operating system, just like Windows or Mac OS. If you're looking at this book, you're probably somewhat of a Linux newbie. Maybe you're a Windows refugee--you just can't take it anymore or you want to stop paying through the nose for software and the latest buggy upgrade. Or you just want to try something new. Linux Made Easy is a hands-on, step-by-step, project-based guide that will make it easier than ever for you to join the world of Linux and start using it instead of Windows. And, thanks to the Xandros version of Linux (included with this book), the transition from Windows to Linux is easier than ever before. Linux Made Easy concentrates on the subjects most non-geeks care about, like installation (easy as pie); using the Internet; playing CDs, using scanners; working with digital cameras and photos; playing games; downloading software; syncing PDAs; printing; and making Internet phone calls (we even give you a 120-minute SkypeOut coupon). Whatever your level of experience, Linux Made Easy will show you how to do everything with Linux that you're used to doing with Windows--and more.And you've got everything that you need to get started right here: Xandros on CD and those free SkypeOut minutes so you can call Microsoft and ask for a refund on that unused version of Windows XP. TOC Introduction Part I: Starting Out Chapter 1: Welcome to the World of Linux...ALa Xandros Chapter 2: Metamorphosis: Installing Xandros on Your Machine Chapter 3: An Alternative Blue World: Getting to Know the Xandros Desktop Part II: Getting Things Done Chapter 4: An Untangled Web: Setting Up Your Internet Connection Chapter 5: There's No Place Like Home: Working with Your Files in the Xandros File Manager Chapter 6: Ports of Call: Working with Floppies, CDs, DVDs, and Other Removable Media Chapter 7: Control Freaks: Getting Things the Way You Want Via the Control Manager Chapter 8: The Keys to the Gates of Oz, or the Gates of Xandros Anyway: Expanding and Updating Your System Via Xandros Networks Part III: Gadgetry Chapter 9: Making Lasting Impressions: Setting Up and Using Your Printer Chapter 10: Flatbed Memories: Working with Your Scanner Chapter 11: Because Memory Sometimes Fails to Serve: Digital Cameras Chapter 12: Keeping Tabs on Yourself: Working with Your PDA Part IV: Applications Chapter 13: Surf's Up: Internet Applications Chapter 14: Ear Candy: Xandros Does Audio Chapter 15: Couch Potatoes: Xandros Does Video Chapter 16: Doing the Left Bank: Working with Graphics Applications Chapter 17: Stuffed Shirts: Office and Other Productivity Applications Chapter 18: Time to Unwind: Gaming Chapter 19: Kids' Stuff: Applications for Children Part V: For the More Adventurous Chapter 20: Want to Get a Little Geeky?:Using Linux Commands Chapter 21: Proxy Settings Glossary