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NSA Releases Guide for Securing and Configuring Mac OS X

November 3rd, 2004 at 2:00 PM - News by Misha Sakellaropoulo

The National Security Agency has published a new guide on configuring and securing Mac OS X 10.3. The 109-page unclassified document is available as a free download and covers such topics as installing and configuring the initial OS, configuring and securing user accounts, and encrypting files and folders.

The document, noted by Government Computer News, is new despite the April 1 date reflected on the NSAis page.

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