• How to Avoid Rogue Security Software

    by  • March 7, 2010

    What can you do to help prevent the spread of rogues and make sure that rogue software vendors stop profiting from their unscrupulous business? Follow these tips below to tell what’s real and what’s not when it comes to security software – and share them with friends and family who may be vulnerable to...

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    What’s a Rogue – And Why Do You Need to Know?

    by  • February 23, 2010

    You may not be familiar with the term ‘rogue software’ but there’s a very good chance that you or someone you know either has experienced it, or will in the near future. As malware writers inundate the web with rogue anti-malware programs, this kind of trickery is becoming more and more common, and now...

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    Top 10 Ways Computer Security Will Improve in 2010 (Not!)

    by  • January 4, 2010

    Things will change: Wishful thinking in 2010? A satirical approach to security in 2010 1. More budget allocated for IT security spending Even though many countries are starting to pull out of the recession, don’t think it will be a bumper year for IT security budgets. You may notice an increase in overall IT...

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    The Year in Malware–A 2009 Review

    by  • January 4, 2010

    Cyber thieves are constantly adapting their techniques to get inside of users’ computers, and to ultimately get hold of private or secure information. This year has been no different. To help computer users make sense of what the past year has brought in terms of online security, Andrew Browne, team leader at Malware Labs...

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    Taking Steps to Protect the Network on Cyber Monday

    by  • November 23, 2009

    Cyber Monday is coming soon – many SMBs aren’t protected from the threats posed by employees online shopping from work. Online holiday season retail sales grew 12 percent (Forrester Research Inc.) last year and much of this was done by employees using company computers in the workplace. Last year, 55.8 percent of workers with...

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    November 2009

    by  • November 10, 2009

    To view a summary of the November 2009 bulletins, visit Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for November, 2009. Click the links below to view the individual Microsoft Security Bulletins and to download any patches that might be required for your system. Microsoft will discuss the issues addressed in the Security Bulletins and field questions from...

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    White Paper: Panda Cloud Protection

    by  • November 10, 2009

    Small and medium businesses (SMB’s) face the same computer and network security threats as their enterprise counterparts, however they don’t have the same resources available. Implementing effective security takes a combination of tools and skills. Both cost money and both must be maintained and upgraded over time. Panda Security created the Cloud Protection solution...

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    Become a Fan, Win a 1Tb ioSafe Drive

    by  • October 19, 2009

    ioSafe started a fan page on Facebook to provide a forum for users to share ans discuss experiences with the ioSafe drives, and for ioSafe to be able to share news and updates related to the devices. To provide incentive for users to join the community on the Facebook page, ioSafe is running a...

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    Record-Setting Patch Tuesday from Microsoft and Adobe

    by  • October 13, 2009

    Microsoft released 13 Security Bulletins today fixing 34 different flaws- a new record. Eight of the Security Bulletins (and subsequently 21 of the actual flaws) are rated as Critical by Microsoft. A couple of them have already been targeted as ‘zero-day exploits’ in the wild. Check out the links in the October 2009 Microsoft...

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    October 2009

    by  • October 13, 2009

    To view a summary of the October 2009 bulletins, visit Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for October, 2009. Click the links below to view the individual Microsoft Security Bulletins and to download any patches that might be required for your system. Microsoft will discuss the issues addressed in the Security Bulletins and field questions from...

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    Check Point Giving Away Software in Patch Tuesday Promotion

    by  • October 10, 2009

    This Tuesday is Patch Tuesday- the regularly scheduled day when Microsoft releases Security Bulletins for the month. According to the Advance Notification from Microsoft, this month is a doozy too! There are 13 total Security Bulletins planned for Tuesday: 8 Critical and 5 Important. That is not the only computer security event coming up...

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