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From spyware to phishing attacks, security threats are growing more virulent as the promise of big payoffs increase. In its premier Winter 2007 issue, Security Source Magazine’s cover story is about keeping the network secure, from the gateway to the desktop.

Subscribe now and continue to learn about valuable security topics and strategies in each quarterly issue.

Security Director News delivers day-to-day facts and real business information that assists security directors in making the right decisions for the safety of their organizations. Through interviews with involved parties, analysts and experts from every industry segment, Security Director News presents security practitioners with a wide variety of viewpoints on the issues they face, just as its sister publication, Security Systems News, has done in the dealer/reseller channel for more than ten years.

Security magazine reaches 35,000 security end-user and integrator subscribers in government, healthcare, education, airports, seaports, transportation, distribution, utilities, retail, industrial, financial, hospitality / entertainment, construction, industrial/manufacturing and other markets.

Feature stories cover marketing and production trends, seafood prices and supplies, new products and technology, industry leader profiles, new sources of supply and more. SeaFood Business is committed to providing well-researched information in a lively and readable format, identifying trends and anticipating the impact they will have on the market, and creating a forum for effective communication between seafood buyers and sellers.

Twenty-eight thousand professionals – whose companies buy/install security products – turn to the SDM family of publications each month for features on market trends, management solutions, news affecting the security industry, and unparalleled technological expertise.

Security Systems News is a monthly business newspaper reaching over 28,000 security dealer/installers, systems integrators, product distributors, central stations, systems resellers as well as end users and security consultants. Editorial coverage focuses on breaking news in all major segments of the security industry such as market trends, new products, new technology introductions, and news about manufacturers and suppliers.

It’s BLR’s daily newsletter of practical tips, news and advice to make Safety Management easier and more effective. Unique among online Safety newsletters, Safety Daily Advisor is devoted to practical, use-it-now tips and advice. It presents just one quick-reading tip a day (readable in 2 minutes or less) but that tip can make your whole day go better. The focus is on making compliance both understandable and easier, ramping up your Safety Training in all key areas, and advancing both your employees’ and your career. Get a Free Special Report on the 50 Tips for More Effective Safety Training when you sign up to the Safety Daily Advisor!

Whether you’re planning on running Linux at home, or on a leased Web Server, this book will walk you step-by-step through all of the common administration tasks, from managing traffic reporting to log-file rotation. This guide even includes step-by-step instructions on installing Linux (Fedora 4), Apache 2.0, PHP 5 and MySQL 4.1 on a home or office development server, so you can test all of your applications before rolling them out.

The publication features equipment comparisons, product news, national news, updates on roofing technology, project profiles, surveys and trends, application techniques as well as columns on safety, business, computers, equipment, and legal matters. Other aspects of the Roofing Contractor format are contractor interviews, photographic essays, presentations of comprehensive roofing systems and investigative reports that cover the vital issues in the roofing industry today.

Roads & Bridges is edited for highway contractors, (including pre-qualified to bid), design/engineer firms, producers, state DOT’s, county road agencies and municipal workers with road jurisdiction who buy and specify transportation related equipment, technology, materials and services.