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The Privacy of American Employees
Do you know how much of your workplace correspondence and internet activities can be monitored by your employer? This article tells you where to look.

Published by Victoria Roddel (6,381 pts ) on Apr 13, 2009 to
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Credit Freeze and Security Breach Notification Laws
This article explains how credit freeze and security breach notification laws vary within the United States of America.

Published by Victoria Roddel (6,381 pts ) on Apr 13, 2009 to
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Encryption & Firewalls for Home Computer Use
Highlights the features and differences of the kinds of internet protection software available to the home computer user and explains the reasons all are needed.

Published by Victoria Roddel (6,381 pts ) on Apr 13, 2009 to
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Identity Theft (Part 1 of 3)
This article explains how to recognize identity theft.

Published by Victoria Roddel (6,381 pts ) on Apr 13, 2009 to
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The Four Basic Rules of Internet Safety
Should every internet user follow these four basic internet safety precautions, the instances of online crime would diminish considerably.

Published by Victoria Roddel (6,381 pts ) on Apr 13, 2009 to
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Anonymity and the Internet
If you’ve ever wondered why some internet users prefer to remain anonymous while using the internet, here are your answers.

Published by Victoria Roddel (6,381 pts ) on Apr 13, 2009 to
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Safety with Email
This article explains the basics of using email safely.

Published by Victoria Roddel (6,381 pts ) on Apr 13, 2009 to
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MaxProtect - Loopholes in the Filter Make This Product Falter
MaxProtect does an adequate job of protecting against the most obvious objectionable material and websites. However, there are some ways around the filter, and the interface is lacking when compared to competing products.

Published by Tony Bradley (1,781 pts ) on Jan 5, 2008 to
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DriveScrubber 3 - Keep Your Hard Drive Clean
DriveScrubber 3 from iolo Technologies uses U.S. Department of Defense standards to ensure all data on a hard drive is permanently disposed of and can never be recovered. Feel secure that your hard drive does not contain ghosts of the past with sensitive financial information or other secrets.

Published by Jeremy Rule (1,511 pts ) on Nov 1, 2007 to
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