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The easiest way to reduce the risks associated with running unnecessary or potentially dangerous Windows XP services is to simply disable them, which effectively stops them from starting automatically when Windows XP loads. The tool used to manage service settings on a Windows XP system is the Services MMC, which allows you to start, stop, pause, resume, and restart individual services as necessary, or selectively enable or disable services as required. Any service that you disable for security reasons can always be re-enabled at a later time, if necessary. Follow these steps to disable Windows XP services that may present a security risk: 1. Click Start Control Panel Administrative Tools Services. The Services MMC appears, as shown in Figure 3-1. 2. To stop a particular service, scroll down to the service name, right-click, and select Stop. The service is now stopped (as shown by lack of a Started status message in Figure 3-2) but will restart again automatically the next time Windows XP loads if no further action is taken. 3. To stop a service from starting automatically when Windows XP loads, it must be disabled. Right-click the service name and then click Properties to open the service s Properties window to the General tab.

The pro les currently specify three possible ways of implementing DS, depending on what is to be included in the DICOM data set to be signed: base (methodology), creator (for modality and image creator), and authorization (approval by technician or physician) DS pro les 17414 Media Security Pro les The DICOM media security pro le that was also published in 2001 provides a secure mechanism to protect against unauthorized access to this information on the media with encryption It de nes a framework for the protection of DICOM les for media interchange by means of an encapsulation with a cryptographic envelope This concept can be called protected DICOM le As an application of public key cryptography, it follows the steps similar to those of the DE method described in Section 173.

Figure 3-34 A data warehouse record of data is a snapshot taken at one moment in time and includes a variety of types of data.

You can do a few things in a situation like this. First, make sure that your network comes up first in the list of names and set up client access so that it logs onto the first name in the dialog box. Better yet, pay a visit to other network owners in the building and explain to them the situation. Get those other networks to suppress their SSID broadcasts. The other security mechanism such as encryption and MAC filtering on their networks doesn t affect you. If one or more of the networks are set up as hotspots, such as the coffee shop on the ground floor, you may not be able to get them to suppress their SSID. For commercial hotspots there are probably some user validation methods in place that limit entry; but for free hotspots there won t be any validation and you will just have to live with the problem.

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The DICOM le to be protected is rst digested, then signed with DS (optional in the pro les), and last, sealed (encrypted) in a cryptographic envelope, ready for media interchange 1742 Some New DICOM Security on the Horizon.

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