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404 is a frequently-seen status code that tells a Web user that a requested page is "Not found."
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Learn about HTTP error codes and what they mean in this tip. And stay tuned for an explanation of HTTP troubleshooting tactics.
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A 404 page is the webpage served to a user who tries to access a page that is unavailable. The 404 error indicates that the server where the page ...
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To work with the web, you need to know HTTP, writes Nick Langley
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SOX Section 404 (Sarbanes-Oxley Act Section 404) mandates that all publicly-traded companies must establish internal controls and procedures for ...
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Feature | ComputerWeekly
Companies focused exclusively on Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act must extend compliance management to other SOX...
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Learning Guide | searchCIO
This collection of resources offers security managers in-depth information to help keep their organization compliant with SOX.
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Podcast | searchFinancialApplications
Corporations are still tuning Sarbanes-Oxley. In this podcast, Lyle Smith, director of SOX compliance at Wal-Mart, discusses how to "rightsize" the ...
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Moved to Atlanta is Internet slang for the 404 status code, the frequently seen "page not found" error. 404 and other status codes are part of the ...
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To troubleshoot an HTTP error code, you may need to disable Internet Explorer's friendly error messages. In this tip, learn how to do this and ...
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To troubleshoot HTTP error codes, you must first understand HTTP status codes. Any time a client issues an HTTP request to a Web server, the server ...
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A haiku error message is a poem in the Japanese form on a page advising the user that an Internet problem, such as a 404 error, means that their ...
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The Internet Storm Center is a website provided by the SANS Institute that monitors current online security attacks and publishes information about ...
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The busy halls at InfoSec in London have been seen by many in the industry as a further sign that interest in security is not waning during the ...
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Article | searchSecurity
Security organizations are keeping an eye out for April Fool's-inspired attacks. The keepers of the Storm Trojan are already launching such attacks, ...
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Article | searchWindowsServer
Microsoft tells its users that it is aware of a flaw in IE that could allow attacks and is working to fix the problem.
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The JOBS Act (Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act) is legislation that eases regulatory restrictions for new businesses to make it easier for ...
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The JOBS Act alters compliance requirements for emerging companies, but experts say it should have little influence on GRC tools and strategy for ...
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Read a definition for the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) and view a breakdown and explanation of the major components within the act.
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News | ComputerWeekly
Oracle and PeopleSoft have laid out their cases to US securities regulators - only a week before the US government is expected to...
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On a Web site, redirection is a technique for moving visitors to a different Web page than the one they request, usually because the page requested ...
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News | ComputerWeekly
According to reports, IT supplier CA's main website has been hacked, with visitors redirected to a Chinese site distributing malware.
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News | ComputerWeekly
Malware distributors are setting up security blogs to attract web surfers looking for security information before redirecting them to other sites ...
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News | ComputerWeekly
Hackers have launched a widespread website attack, leaving malicious links on up to 10,000 web servers, says security software firm Kaspersky Lab.
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On a Web site, a meta refresh is coding in the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) that automatically directs the visitor to a new page after a ...
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DNS redirection is the controversial practice of serving a Web page to a user that is different from either the one requested or one that might ...
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News | ComputerWeekly
Team Cymru has discovered a widespread compromise of consumer-grade small office/home office (SOHO) routers
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While some security experts call the Twitter incident a non-issue, others say it is a reminder of DNS weaknesses and the need for better ...
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data security | ComputerWeekly
Poor or lacking security on ADSL routers and other devices used by teleworkers a threat to global enterprise information security
