Saturday, April 26, 2008

Disk Usage Reporting

FolderSizes goes far beyond the capabilities of competing applications by combining several tools into one powerful solution:

* Duplicate File Report
* Quickly isolate and manage duplicate files within any folder or volume
* Largest Files Report
* FolderSizes can quickly show you which files are eating up the most space.
* File Types and Attributes Reports
* See the distribution of disk space by file type or attributes.
* Temporary File Report
* Eliminate temp file clutter left over from software installs, downloads & browsing.
* Scan Filtering
* Filter file system scans by filename, date, owner name and more.
* Integrated Search
* Search multiple paths by nearly any file criteria (including file owner).
* Disk Space Explorer
* Awesome detail view, coupled with stunning graphical bar and pie graphs.
* Drive Space Monitor
* Instant, at-a-glance view of any local, mapped, or removable disk.
* File Owners Report
* Discover which users are consuming the most space on local and network drives.
* Oldest Files Report
* Use your own criteria to find old files that may no longer be needed.
* File Sizes, Names & Dates Reports
* Powerful, customizable


License Type Price Purchase Link
Single-user license $50.00 USD (each)
Single-user license - 5 Pack $200.00 USD (20% off)
Single-user license - 10 Pack $350.00 USD (30% off)
Single-user license - 20 Pack $600.00 USD (40% off)
Site-wide license $800.00 USD (each)

Report Windows Active Directory Inactive Accounts

Freeware

Inactive Users Tracker
automates the management of inactive user accounts. The program periodically checks all user accounts in specified domains and reports to you all accounts inactive for more than a specified number of days.

This product has two important features:
* Checks all users and reports those that have been inactive for a specified number of days.
* Automatically disables inactive user accounts (*).

Paid version has a few more features.

Friday, April 25, 2008

Service To Check Customer Identities

Companies May Be Held Liable for Deals With Terrorists, ID Thieves
New and little-known regulations could mean fines, or even jail time, for companies that do business with bad guys


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If you're a security pro, you might be familiar with the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) requirements, which basically require companies to check their customers' identities against a list of known terrorists to prevent them from unwittingly providing products or services to an enemy. Most major credit bureaus check customers and applicants against these lists, so if you're vetting your partners and customers that way, you're probably covered.

However, you may not have heard yet about the Federal Trade Commission's "Red Flag" program, which is designed to warn companies when they are about to do business with identity thieves or money-laundering operations. The Red Flag program, which takes effect Nov. 1, requires enterprises to check their customers and suppliers against databases of known online criminals -- much like what OFAC does with terrorists -- and also carries potential fines and penalties for businesses that don't do their due diligence before making a major transaction.
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Monday, April 21, 2008

"Green" Paint

No VOCs.
http://www.thefreshairechoicepaint.com