In Reality, Spyware Is Always a Threat. (30 Jan 2007) The prize? Vegas of course. After all, not insuring your online security is gambling, and the house always wins.
Internet Safety for Kids (18 Jan 2007) Figures show that 90% of children have access a computer at either home or school. If you are an American parent chances are you have at least one computer in your house connected to the internet.
The Perfect Password Practice (18 Jan 2007) Our lives are filled with passwords, security questions, personal identification numbers (PINs) and security codes. Almost every digital device and software package has some security feature involving a password. We have hundreds of shopping accounts, email accounts, banking accounts, you name it and each and every one of these accounts has a user name and a password associated with it. Sometimes you feel you are loosing your mind keeping the security of all your accounts and devices together. Here are a few tips to make the job a bit easier and your accounts more secure.
Is Your Privacy Intact? Have a Check on Spyware in Your Computer (18 Jan 2007) Becoming web savvy & getting aware of web know-how is not enough when you come to know that your privacy is no more now. With increasing Internet availability & accessibility, privacy, security, and functionality issues have cropped up. Well, I am talking about spyware here. It may be installed on your system even without your approval and monitors or controls your computer use.
Online Safety Of Your Children Starts With You As A Parent (18 Jan 2007) We teach our children not to talk to strangers on street, not to accept any gifts from them or give them any personal information. We teach them not to watch unsuitable movies and television programmes. Still we neglect to teach them how to stay safe online while browsing the Internet. No, we rather get parental control software to do our parental jobs for us. Do not allow a computer to teach your child what is right and what is not.
Top Tips To Secure Your Online PC (29 Dec 2006) Most of us use a PC these days, but how many of us are really serious about securing it ? Well, not most of us! They just need to get their job done sitting on the PC and hence look no further. But they do find themselves in great trouble when the PC crashes, files are corrupted, login information are stolen or attacked by viruses and malwares.
Intrusion Prevention - IT Risk Management (17 Dec 2006) Intrusion Prevention solutions detect and eliminate content-based threats from email, viruses, worms, intrusions, etc. in real time without degrading network performance. This article discusses the most damaging, content-based threats from email and Web traffic.
