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Paul B
My old college professor made a video for his website NicholsonSecurity.com. Besides the video, he has lots of cool security stuff up there. It really is a great resource for network security.
Anyway, back to this video he made. Earlier this year he made a video on how to setup Nessus on your network for free. He did it using Windows 7 Beta.
If you don't know what Nessus is, here is a description from Wikipedia:
As you will see installation of Nessus in Windows is fairly simple. Take a look:
Pretty simple right? Do you use Nessus already? What other security/auditing tools do you use regularly in your network? Let us know in the comments!
Anyway, back to this video he made. Earlier this year he made a video on how to setup Nessus on your network for free. He did it using Windows 7 Beta.
If you don't know what Nessus is, here is a description from Wikipedia:
In computer security, Nessus is a proprietary comprehensive vulnerability scanning software. It is free of charge for personal use in a non-enterprise environment. Its goal is to detect potential vulnerabilities on the tested systems
As you will see installation of Nessus in Windows is fairly simple. Take a look:
Pretty simple right? Do you use Nessus already? What other security/auditing tools do you use regularly in your network? Let us know in the comments!
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