Re: Windows Domain Question

[Ariel Silverstone <ariel.silverstone () TEMPLE EDU>]

Colleagues,

Temple has evaluated the major players in the market.  We have decided to go
with a centralized solution (that does NOT require a domain login). The
solution we picked was Symantec Enterprise.

I penned an article in Syllabus magazine regarding that:
http://www.syllabus.com/article.asp?id=8726

All are welcome to contact me off list at ariel.silverstone () temple edu

Thank you,

Ariel Silverstone, CISSP, CBCP
Chief Information Security Officer
Temple University

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Subject: [SECURITY] Windows Domain Question

All,

In light of the many issues there have been in the past few months with
viruses and patches of certain operating systems, our organization has
decided to evaluate and implement solutions that are easily maintained and
insure that networked systems are secure and virus free.  One of the
proposed solutions is to require that our students connect to a student
domain while on the network so that we can update their antivirus product,
provided by us, as well as their operating system.  Has anyone on here went
down that path to resolve these issue?  If so, what challenges did you have
and did it accomplish the goals you had?  I know one main hurdle that we
have to overcome is the issue of privacy.

Thanks,

Travis Niedens
Network Manager
University of Redlands

Phone: (909) 748-6328
Fax:     (909) 793-2029
VoIP Phone: (909) 799-4778
VoIP Extension: 4778

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