Held Friday afternoons in Turing Auditorium, Tech Briefings are informal, interactive seminars on computer-related topics of interest to the Stanford community. These sessions are intended for power users, Expert Partners, and those with IT responsibilities, but are open to everyone - faculty, staff, and students. The Tech Briefings, led by knowledgeable IT Services staff or other IT professionals, run from 2:00 to 3:30 P.M. No registration is required - just come on by and learn something new. No fees. No fuss. http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/ Low Cost Storage Solutions - Dan Stillmaker, IT Services http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb1 Apple Presents - Wyn Davies, Apple http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb2 Introduction to Networking http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb3 Introducing Stanford Captioning - John Foliot, Stanford Online Accessibility Program http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb4 Intermediate Networking: Ethernet and IP - Drew Saunders, IT Services http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb5 NO TECH BRIEFING http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb6 The Stanford iPhone - Aaron Wasserman / Kayvon Beykpour (Terribly Clever) http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb7 Green IT: From Desktops to Datacenters - Joyce Dickerson, Department of Sustainability and Energy Management and IT Services http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb8 NetDB Power Searching - Drew Saunders, IT Services http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb9 Research Using LabVIEW - Tamarian Coleman, David Horn, LabVIEW http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb10 Whole Disk Encryption – IT Services' Enterprise Solution based on PGP Technology - Steve Loving, IT Services http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb11 In this presentation, learn about controlling acces to internal or confidential documents on a Stanford website using the Stanford Web Authentication Services, commonly known as WebAuth, along with other standard password protection schemes. The presenter will cover how to restrict access to certain website directories to certain SUNet IDs, and how to create a password protection scheme that can be used by any selected group of users - such as collaborators at other universities or institutions who might not have a SUNet ID. http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/index.html#tb12