 two-factor authentication.

Use Linux containers to separate secure and unsecure functions.

Implement file control policies or code signing, if your platform supports it.

Know every device on your network and periodically scan for new, unauthorized devices.

Implement both IPv4 and IPv6 firewalls and use software such as snort for intrusion protection/detection.

Use VPNs for extended security, and use DTLS, TLS, or AES for temporary link security.

Scan your network ports periodically with nmap, satan, saint, etc.

Use penetration testers periodically, but make sure they’re legit organizations and not hackers posing as pentesters.

“Securing IoT and embedded Linux is a daunting task, and it costs money,” concluded Anderson. “There’s a spectrum between usability and security, and there’s always a compromise. At the very least, make sure you did everything you are legally bound to do.”

Watch the complete presentation below: ​You might already be familiar with the idea of leave-no-trace camping: whatever you bring in, take it right out again.​

If you add zero-waste principles to that equation, you'll end up with a pretty light load (garbage-wise, anyway — your reusable-container load will probably be hefty).

As challenging as it sounds, a pair of clean-living experts say the two ideas go hand in hand and employing them both at the same time is doable, with a little planning.

If you're curious about zero waste, it might even be a good way to sample some of the practices.

"If somebody wants to try zero waste for a weekend and see how that goes in their own everyday life, I think it's totally, extremely related," said Bethany Daman, a co-ordinator at Winnipeg's Green Action Centre.

"Trying to figure out ways you can eat and live in a more sustainable way — absolutely I think it's possible."

Angela Anderson, who has been working on her zero-waste lifestyle for the past two years, says if you love nature, it's a good way to take care of it.

"I would say that it's more of a pain in the butt to the animals to be choking on plastic," she said.

And anyway, Daman said, you're going to be spending time packing and planning regardless.

two - factor authentication. 

 Use Linux containers to separate impregnable and unsecure function. 

 Implement file control policies or code sign language, if your platform supports it. 

 Know every device on your net and sporadically scan for new, unauthorized devices. 

 Implement both IPv4 and IPv6 firewalls and practice software such as snort for intrusion protection / detection. 

 practice VPNs for extended security, and practice DTLS, TLS, or AES for temporary liaison security system. 

 Scan your network ports sporadically with nmap, satan, saint, etc. 

 Use penetration testers periodically, but make certain they ’re legit organizations and not hackers posing as pentesters. 

 “ Securing IoT and embedded Linux is a daunting task, and it cost money, ” concluded Anderson. “ There ’s a spectrum between usability and security, and there ’s always a compromise. At the very least, make sure you did everything you are legally bound to do. ” 

 Watch the complete presentation below: ​You might already be familiar with the idea of leave - no - trace camping: whatever you bring in, consider it right out again.​ 

 If you add zero - thriftlessness principles to that equation, you'll end up with a pretty clean lode (garbage - wise, anyway — your reclaimable - container load will probably be hefty). 

 As challenging as it sounds, a pair of clean - living experts say the two ideas blend hand in hired hand and employing them both at the same time is doable, with a little planning. 

 If you're curious about zero thriftlessness, it might even be a good way to sample some of the practices. 

 " If somebody want to try zero waste for a weekend and see how that goes in their own casual life, I think it's totally, extremely related, " said Bethany Daman, a carbon monoxide - ordinator at Winnipeg's Green Action Centre. 

 " Trying to calculate out ways you can feed and live in a more sustainable room — absolutely I think it's possible. " 

 Angela Anderson, who has been working on her zero - waste lifestyle for the past two old age, says if you sleep together nature, it's a good way to take care of it. 

 " I would state that it's more of a pain in the butt to the animals to be choke on plastic, " she said. 

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IF yOu're curIouS about zEro WasTe, iT miGhT even be a gOod way to SaMpLe SoMe oF the pRActices.

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"Trying to figure out waYS you can Eat And liVe in A more sustAinAble waY — abSOlutelY I thinK it's pOsSibLE."

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"I would say tHat it's more Of A PaIn in the butT To tHe Animals To be choKing oN Plastic," She said.

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Use Lin ux co nta ine rs  tosepa rate secure an d  uns ecure functions.

Impl ement  f i le c o nt rol p olicies or c ode  s ig nin g, if  your  pl atformsupports i t.
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Sca n your network ports p eriodi cal lywith nm ap , s at a n,s ai nt, etc .

Use p en et ratio n te s t e r s pe rio dica lly,but make sure  th ey’r e  le git o rgani zati on s and  not h acker sposing as pente ster s.

“Secu rin gIoT  a nd em b eddedLin uxis a da untingt ask ,a n d  i t costs money,” co nc l u de d Anders on. “T h er e’ s  a spect ru m b etwe e n  usab ilit y  a nd secur ity, a n dth ere’s a lw ays aco mpr omi se. A t  the  veryleast, m ake s u re you did eve r ything you ar e  l e g al l y bo und  to do.”

W atch thecomp l et e p r esent ation  b e lo w : ​You might alread ybe fam iliar  with the ide a of leave - n o -trace c ampi n g: whatever you b ringin, take i t  right o ut ag ain.​

I f you add z ero-wast e p rin cip les t othat equation , you' ll  end up  wi th a pr ett y l igh t l oa d (garbag e-wise,an yw ay  —  yo ur re u sable-co nt ain er  lo ad wi l l prob ablybe h ef ty ) .
As chal l en g i ng a sit  sou nds ,a pai r of cle an-livi ng expert s s a y th etw o ideas  go hand in h an d and empl oy ing  themb o th at th e same time is doable,w ith a l itt le pl anni ng.

If y ou' re cur iou s  about  zerowaste ,itm i ght e v e nbeagood way t o sam ple s om e of  the pr actices.

"If some b ody  wants to try  ze ro w a s te  fo r  a wee ke n d a n d  see how that g oes in the ir ow n everyday lif e,  I thin k it'stotal l y, extr emely rel ated," sa id  Bet h a nyDaman, a c o-ordina tor at Wi n nipeg ' sGreen  Ac tion C en tre .

"T ryingt o f igure  out w ay s youcan e at  and liv e in a more sustainable  way —  abso lut ely I thi nki t's  possible ."
Angela And ers on,  whohas beenwork i ng  on her z ero- w aste life s ty lef o rthe past tw o y ear s, sa ysi f youlove  nature, it's a g o od way to take  car e ofit. 
"Iwo uld say that i t's  m o r e of a p ai n in the bu tt to th ea nimal s to b e chok ing onp l as t ic," s he s aid .

And an ywa y, Daman s ai d, you're  goi ng  to be  spend i ng t i m e packing and pl annin g regar d les s.

 two-factor_authentication.

Use Linux_containers to separate secure_and unsecure_functions.

Implement_file control_policies_or code signing,_if your platform_supports it.

Know every device_on your network_and_periodically scan for new, unauthorized devices.

Implement both IPv4 and IPv6 firewalls and use software_such_as snort_for_intrusion_protection/detection.

Use VPNs for extended security,_and use DTLS, TLS, or_AES for_temporary link security.

Scan your network ports periodically with_nmap,_satan, saint, etc.

Use_penetration testers periodically, but make sure they’re legit organizations_and not hackers posing as pentesters.

“Securing_IoT and embedded_Linux_is_a daunting task, and_it costs money,” concluded Anderson. “There’s_a spectrum between usability and security,_and there’s always a compromise. At the_very least, make sure you did_everything you are legally bound_to do.”

Watch_the complete presentation below: ​You_might already be_familiar with_the idea of_leave-no-trace camping: whatever you bring in,_take it right_out again.​

If you add zero-waste principles_to_that equation, you'll_end_up_with a_pretty light load_(garbage-wise,_anyway —_your_reusable-container load will probably be hefty).

As_challenging_as it sounds, a pair of clean-living_experts say the two_ideas_go hand in hand_and employing them both at_the same time is doable, with_a little_planning.

If you're_curious about zero waste, it might even be a good way_to sample some of the practices.

"If_somebody wants to try_zero waste_for_a weekend and_see_how that_goes in their own everyday life, I_think it's_totally, extremely related," said Bethany Daman,_a co-ordinator at Winnipeg's_Green_Action Centre.

"Trying to figure out ways_you can eat and live in_a more sustainable way —_absolutely_I_think it's possible."

Angela Anderson, who_has been working on her zero-waste_lifestyle for the_past two years, says if you love_nature,_it's a good way to take_care_of it.

"I would say that it's_more_of_a pain in the butt_to the animals to be choking_on plastic," she said.

And anyway, Daman said, you're going_to be spending_time packing and planning regardless.
