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Review of Norman Security Suite
Looking for an alternate security suite to protect your computer? Norman Security Suite offers both a firewall and virus protection. With one of the best live firewall logs available, Norman Security Suite provides excellent protection against malicious activities on the net.

Published by Steve Mallard (6,270 pts ) on Oct 24, 2008 to
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Norton Internet Security 2009 Review
Looking for a security suite that's comprehensive AND forgiving on system resources? Symantec's Norton Internet Security 2009 may be just what you've been waiting for. That's right. I said Symantec. Naysayers (and I used to be one of them), continue reading. You may be pleasantly surprised.

Published by Jake Shores (3,209 pts ) on Oct 23, 2008 to
Computer Security Reviews
Review: Kaspersky Internet Security 2009
Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 in a complete security suite ideal for the small or home office. The products inclusion of anti-virus, spam filtering, and firewall make it a one stop shop for all inclusive protection for Windows XP or Vista.

Published by Jon Buys (258 pts ) on Oct 20, 2008 to
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Beware: Microsoft doesn't make MS Antivirus 2008
There's a fake virus scanner out there called MS Antivirus 2008, and it will trick you into purchasing an upgraded version to remove viruses that you don't really have.

Published by Bill Fulks (9,813 pts ) on Oct 10, 2008 to
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Review of TrustPort Antivirus
Looking for a straight-forward, customizable antivirus software application? TrustPort Antivirus is just that. Configuration of some of the settings can be a little tricky but once everything is in place, TrustPort works like a well-oiled machine.

Published by Jake Shores (3,209 pts ) on Sep 11, 2008 to
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Top 5 Anti-virus and Anti-malware Software for Home Office PCs
The number of anti-virus and anti-malware solutions is huge and this can confuse users in choosing which anti-virus and anti-malware is right for them.

Published by Donna Buenaventura (767 pts ) on Aug 15, 2008 to
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Whitelisting -vs- blacklisting
The blacklisting -vs- whitelisting debate rages on. Blacklisting solutions, such as antivirus products, block stuff that is known to be bad. Whilelisting solutions, such as Bit9's Parity , block everything except stuff that's known to be good. Which is the better approach? Well, that depends on who you listen to. Proponents of whitelisting solutions...

Published by Brett Callow (4,676 pts ) on Aug 12, 2008 to
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That's The Way The Cookie Crumbles
In most cases a cookie is harmless. However, a cookie can be used to track information that you would rather keep private. Is leaving your system open to accept any and all cookies a good idea or a serious security issue? Read on to find out…

Published by Jake Shores (3,209 pts ) on Aug 5, 2008 to
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Just Enough Security - Part 2
In the previous article, we examined the layers in the JES defense-in-depth approach to network security. In this closing article, we put all the pieces together, showing how the layers work in concert in a well-designed, effectively managed security effort.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,400 pts ) on Jul 1, 2008 to
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ESET Mobile Antivirus Beta Review
The makers of the NOD32 antivirus product have released a beta of their Eset Mobile Antivirus for Windows Mobile phones this month. Eset has always promised speedy solutions with little footprint on system resources, and they've done it again with Eset Mobile Antivirus.

Published by Greg Robinson (890 pts ) on Jun 30, 2008 to
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