With more than 50 filtering categories available, using OpenDNS for your small office network is an easy way to protect your staff from bad web content and phishing attempts.
You can use OpenDNS without creating an account: just point your DNS to their name servers. Fast DNS and automatic phishing protection is now yours. Continue reading
What kind of computer threats will you face in 2009? I started this article hoping to craft a table to display various credible sources and their predictions for computer security in 2009. What I found, however, was chaos, with widely varying predictions from pundits and posers.
How is one to judge whether each source is credible? News is no longer believable like it was back in the Walter Cronkite era. The only safe course is to believe everyone and to believe no one, because the truth is simple: nobody knows what will come next in terms of attacks against personal computers. Continue reading
Recently, a client with Windows-based desktop computers contacted us about breaking free from Symantec’s Norton antivirus software.
Friends and family know I am not a big fan of Norton-branded software, for three reasons: Continue reading
