In case you missed a previous post or two on the topic of why end users should not have administrative rights over their PCs, BeyondTrust has released a very compelling report on this issue.
Why should you pay $600-$1200 for a computer Paradigm quoted, when you can go into (BJ’s/Walmart/Staples) and purchase a fully loaded computer for $350-$500? A few reasons.
Half of the web is offering you malware. What can you do to keep yourself safe?
I just read a post entitled ”The Right Way To Make Sales Calls For Your Small Business.” This post outlines ten points which all make a lot of sense when making sales calls, except for number 7, where I disagree.
I’ve been using a Logitech diNovo Mini keyboard to control my home entertainment system, a Mac Mini, for the last few weeks, and I love it.
In yesterday’s post, we offered a quiz to rate your password IQ. Here are the answers.
This month’s SANS Ouch! (Vol.7 No. 2) newsletter asks the question “What is your Password IQ?”
Last week, I received this in an email from Google: In order to continue to improve our products and deliver more sophisticated features and performance… we will be phasing out support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 as well as other older browsers that are not supported by their own manufacturers. It’s about time, and not […]
Earlier this month the American Bankers Association (ABA) has issued practical, simple advice which could dramatically enhance everyone’s online banking security. And, I predict, it won’t make any difference because people are unlikely to do it.
Trusting Google does not just mean “trusting that Google won’t do anything evil with my data.” It also means “trusting Google will never make a mistake which accidentally opens my data up to anyone else.”