Imagine you have bought an SSTP VPN service from IAPS Security Store.
Can you replace the GoDaddy-countersigned certificate of this sstp with VeriSign SSL certificate that is available on Symantec store (Symantec Secure Site Pro with EV SSL Certificates) just by importing the new one into the existing (IAPS) SSTP connection while you're still connecting to IAPS servers?
Is there a way for a Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) administrator to configure managed clients to be allowed to configure their weekly scheduled scan?
Users can modify the schedule in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection\AV\LocalScans\{hex number}\Schedule
But when the policy updates, the endpoint's changes will be overwritten.
I am having issues with a set of sites that work fine from a browser on my Windows 7 box but not from my up-to-date Ubuntu 12.04 server. Some use a Verisign Class 3 Extended Verification SSL certificate as an intermediate certificate others use a Verisign Class 3 International certificate. OpenSSL, curl, firefox and chrome fail. I have an example below.
My bank has asked me to update my web servers certificates (the ones used to sign their api interface for credit card transactions).
The old verisign certificates were 1024bit and the new ones are 2048bit.
Using 12.04
How do I update the certificates?
New Symantec (NASDAQ: SYMC) CEO Steve Bennett (l.) and Channel Chief John Eldh (r.) appear set to meet channel partners Sept. 11-12 in Baltimore, Md. What will their message be during Symantec Partner Engage? Here are some clues from The VAR Guy.
First, some background.
Nearly two months after Symantec (NASDAQ: SYMC) announced a new CEO, the security and storage software company is hosting a channel partner event in Baltimore, Md. Symantec indicated to The VAR Guy that both CEO Steve Bennett and Channel Chief John Eldh were scheduled to attend the event. But overall, the Symantec Partner Engage conference is a pretty low-key affair.
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: MarketGlobal security firm, Symantec, has invested a million dollars in its newly expanded Australian security operations centre in Sydney which it says will support the rapid growth of its managed security services group.
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