locking down

It has never been so easy to compare current settings with new recommendations and create new GPOs for locking down your systems.

He is a defensive demon who seems to get up for locking down a foe as much as for putting a jumper in his face.

Another aspect of security that is sometimes overlooked is the concept of hardening, or locking down, the system and the portal environment.

Locking down some of the files that are used for each instance of the application.

Secure and protect confidential information and maintain one version of the truth by locking down access at the server.

Dr Stanley said there was particularly striking evidence that people with sleep apnoea had particular problems "locking down" memories.

You can help prevent modification to your application configuration by locking down configuration sections.

Across the globe, nations are locking down nuclear materials so they never fall into the wrong hands -- because of our leadership.

Although the deals are small, they underline China's interest in locking down Australian resource assets that offer long-term potential.

Motorola recently amended its policy of locking down its Android phones, announcing that future devices will be easier to modify.

How can any focus group be that exact in locking down the exact moment that they felt fear?

This approach made sense for locking down services and directories after Exchange Setup ran.

Locking down this account can go a long way toward securing your corporate systems.

i'm locking down the external fixator.

There are many new facilities for locking down services in Windows Vista.

Locking down the channels will break the access of all these users.

The tradeoff in locking down administrative access in this way is that channels authorize using a single user ID and group for all messages.

In AspectJ, you can use advice to provide the same guarantees but avoid locking down the order