Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2004 10:58:10 -0700
To: security-basics@securityfocus.com
Hi. My company (based in US) is a mixed environment with an application on
both Windows and a Unix variant. We would like to have a common course for
"both sides of the house" to provide a consistent message rather than a
each marching to their own tune.
Does anyone know of any companies which offer this? Preferably one we could
bring on site.
Looking for mixed Unix/Windows secure coding course ... My company is a mixed environment with an application on ... both Windows and a Unix variant.... We would like to have a common course for ... (SecProg)
Looking for mixed Unix/Windows secure coding course ... My company is a mixed environment with an application on ... both Windows and a Unix variant.... We would like to have a common course for ... (SecProg)
Re: Is a binary with this libraries portable ...Windows ones. ... On any Unix variant (which Linux is) you are not even ... I would even count Linux on PPC as anything else ... (comp.os.linux.development.apps)
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RE: XP v 2000 ... In a mixed environment, if you use the same roaming profile to log on to a ...Windows XP-based client and to a Windows 2000-based client, ... Microsoft recommend not to use roaming profile in different ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
