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Network Security Considerations for Setting Up Remote Access
You have users clamoring to work at home using their personal computers and they need to access internal network resources. A VPN server might do the job, but then you realize your remote user computers aren't managed at all and could put your network...Published on September 2, 2011 to Computer Security
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The Top Four Freeware Hard Drive Erasers
Over a period of time, you may find a need to replace your computer or simply upgrade your hard disk drive for a larger one. When that time comes, you migrate your data from the old drive to the new one. What do you do with the old disk drive? Well...Published on August 22, 2011 to Computer Security
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Securing Your Personal Data: Introduction
In this day and age of computers and high speed Internet, when your personal data is compromised, you can guarantee that someone is bound to gain from them financially. If you want to learn how to deal with this threat, read on, and be introduced to...Published on August 18, 2011 to Computer Security
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Protect Your Business From Cyber Threats With These 10 Tips
Small business owners are no less susceptible to cyber attacks than big companies, but typically have no personnel to help secure their business from these threats. This article will provide cyber security tips to help small business owners secure their...Published on June 28, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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How to Protect your Computer When Connected to Unsecured WiFi
In today's Internet culture, many businesses are providing free wireless hotspots. The service may not cost you a dime, but it may cost you your identity if you don't know how to protect your computer or watch what you do at these free hotspots...Published on June 27, 2011 to Computer Security
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Working with Removable Media
Ever lost or misplaced a flash/thumb drive or a mini external USB hard drive? What was the first thing that came to your mind? Did you panic? Did you wish that no one would find it? And did you wish you had it backed up? If you...Published on May 22, 2011 to Computer Security
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Using PGP Encryption on a FTP Site
Ever had to provide a copy of a confidential file to another organization? Have you ever used some encryption program like PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) and then emailed the file? What if the file was larger than is allowed for email and what...Published on May 19, 2011 to Computer Security
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Microsoft Security Essentials: The First Month
Antivirus (AV) solutions have been around for some time now--just over 20 years from what I can recall. The competition has been fierce causing AV solutions providers to add more and more features--resulting in bloated and sluggish computer. Enter...Published on February 4, 2011 to Computer Security
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Deskman 9 Review: A Security Tool for Administrators and Power Users
Do you maintain computers that you have to clean up periodically because their users totally trash the desktop? If so, Deskman 9 might be just be the right solution for you. Read on and you might just see more of what you need--including additional...Published on September 16, 2010 to Computer Security
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Product Review: Sticky Password 4.0
Aren't you getting tired of using the same user name and password on all your Internet accounts? Worse, aren't you afraid that a breach in one, means a breach on all? Read on to find a solution that might just help you solve this challenge...Published on September 13, 2010 to Computer Security