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Cleaning Dirty Machines and Other Tales at the Network Edge

Cleaning Dirty Machines and Other Tales at the Network Edge

Title:Cleaning Dirty Machines and Other Tales at the Network Edge (ID: MAC0514)
Author(s):Justin Cheen (Cisco Systems, Inc.) and Joseph R. Haynes (University of Mary Washington)
Topics:Network Security and Applications, Viruses and Worms, Vulnerability Scanning
Origin:Mid-Atlantic Regional Conferences (01/13/2005)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Last year worms wreaked paths of destruction across universities and colleges. Determined to avert a similar scenario this fall, several universities installed CleanMachines, a system that scans incoming computers, blocks infected or vulnerable ones, and repairs them online. This session discusses the beneficial impact of CleanMachines at several institutions.
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