Being responsible for the security of an entire network can definitely be a daunting chore. Not only are there countless threats lurking on the Internet, but you also have to deal with your own clueless users within the network. Most of these people do not know anything about protecting themselves from the big bad wolves of the Web. When you’re dealing with people who think Bagle is like the thing you spread cream cheese on, you know you’re in trouble. Believe me, your work does not go unappreciated. In order to give you a little bit of relief, check out some of the security apps at the Top 75 Network Security Tools page.

It’s always nice to have a set of tools that make your job easier, and hopefully you’ll find some of these tools to be of assistance. Icons are used to identify which operating systems the tool works on, and you’re also made aware if you can expect to lay some money down for the software. Those of you who are in the security field may wish to bookmark this site and return when you’re in need of a tool to get the job done. [Brandon Watts]