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EBSCOhost® Integration Toolkit Delivers Mission Critical Content to the DesktopThe EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit increases the value of Enterprise Search Application investments, by integrating EBSCO’s premium databases into the corporate workflow. With the EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit, users can access EBSCO content from within enterprise search applications, corporate portals and intranets. The EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit (EIT) options range from simple to sophisticated, to match any integration zand complexity of custom integration for corporate IT departments.

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Premium Content Search BoxSingle Packet Authorization. By: Rash, Michael. Linux Journal, Apr2007 Issue 156, p51-53, 3p, 2 diagrams; Abstract: The article explores the concept of Single Packet Authorization (SPA) as next-generation passive authentication technology beyond port knocking. It mentions that port knocking is a first-generation technology that uses the port fields within transmission control protocol and UPD packet headers to communicate information. SPA solves the replay problem, achieve a data transmission rate that makes the use of asymmetric encryption possible, thwart simple spoofing attacks and remain under the radar of intrusion detection systems that are monitoring networks for port scans.; (AN 24425254)

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Starting a Linux Firewall from Scratch. By: Divakaran, Dinil. Linux Journal, Apr2007 Issue 156, p78-81, 4p, 1 diagram; Abstract: The article explains how to build a firewall using a Linux system. One reason for having a firewall is that it is necessary to block all unwanted traffic flowing into or through the network, which might otherwise throttle the bandwidth. It notes that the most important function of a firewall that takes the role of a gateway is to forward packets. It mentions that the easiest way of setting up a firewall is by rejecting every kind of pack and then writing rules to allow those packets that the developer wants to see go through.; (AN 24425260)

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Security Incidents Resulting From New Business Innovations. (cover story) Security Director's Report, Apr2007, Vol. 7 Issue 4, p1-15, 4p; Abstract: The article discusses the threats to the security of business enterprises brought about by the advent of new business equipments. Webcams could provide information and video feeds to hackers and terrorists which could be used to observe security measures of the company. Likewise, network printers and wireless access can be used as an entry point for network sabotage.; (AN 24356031)

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Protect Your PC on Zero Day. PC World, Apr2007, Vol. 25 Issue 4, p117-117, 1p, 2c; Abstract: The article presents strategies to keep personal computers safe when patches are not available. Users must prevent the use of Internet Explorer 6 by upgrading to version 7 or to an

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EIT allows easy content integration with any corporate Web-based application.

Persistent Linking – Embed direct and dynamic links to clinical content from EBSCO into an application, portal or Intranet.

RSS Feed – Access content via continuously updated RSS-based feeds from EBSCO. Access to the content is seamless to the end user and requires minimal bandwidth.

Web Service (XML Gateway) – EBSCO XML Gateway is a SOAP and REST compatible Web service used to establish direct links from an ESA to business databases from EBSCO

Enterprise Search Integration – Institutions can integrate EBSCO content into an installed enterprise search application using this article metadata as XML files based option.

SharePoint – EBSCO provides pre-built web parts and How To documentation enabling organizations to embed the EBSCOhost experience directly into their SharePoint pages. EBSCO’s web parts provide targeted access to the relevant and timely information needed by today’s business professionals. Detailed documentation provides guidance to users choosing to create customized web parts. Because the web parts leverage existing EIT options such as RSS and web services, organizations have multiple options when choosing to deploy EBSCOhost web parts.

Learning Management System (LMS) – Targeted eLearning content provides organizations with relevant, timely information applicable to a wide variety of job and business needs within the organization. Whether used as core learning activities or as reference mate-rial for existing eLearning content, users will be well served in their daily performance support and talent development activities. All LM content is sourced from the industry’s most credible authorities, such as American Bar Association, Business Week, CFA Institute, Forbes and Business 2.0.

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EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit offers a wide range of options:

EBSCOhost® Integration Toolkit Delivers Mission Critical Content to the DesktopThe EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit increases the value of Enterprise Search Application investments, by integrating EBSCO’s premium databases into the corporate workflow. With the EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit, users can access EBSCO content from within enterprise search applications, corporate portals and intranets. The EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit (EIT) options range from simple to sophisticated, to match any integration requirement. EIT dramatically reduces the cost and complexity of custom integration for corporate IT departments.

EBSCOhost Integration Toolkit features:n Compatible with Microsoft Sharepoint®, IBM® WebSphere,

Google™ Search Appliance, Endeca®, Northern Light®, and more

n Free Partner and Customer Portal which includes comprehensive documentation, support, and plug & play sample application

n Multiple authentication options

n Keyword, Subject, Image, Index, and Thesaurus search

n SmartLinks, CustomLinks, and Persistent links

n Secure (SSL) access – https support

n Usage statistics reporting

n Real-time updates

For more information and to see examples of content integration go to:

www.ebscohost.com/integration