Comments on: How to avoid rogue security software http://www.securetoday.net/2010/02/how-to-avoid-rogue-security-software/ Protecting your own for the future Sat, 17 Jul 2010 04:12:12 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Hogan http://www.securetoday.net/2010/02/how-to-avoid-rogue-security-software/comment-page-1/#comment-43 Hogan Sun, 27 Jun 2010 19:24:38 +0000 http://www.securetoday.net/?p=199#comment-43 <i>Usually, most of users wouldn’t even take a look at the valid security updates coming in their way (Might see this happening even in the corporate world No comments on that for now). And some users are even more wonderful that they keep continuing to hit the next & next, or go, or download, or just enable any options that they viewand start yelling at the system that its Slow, later something went wrong – Boom ~ the only thing that they do now is, to call the technicians and say “Fix it”. In such cases, applying security features would be really possible, Tuff, or Hard (:</i> +1 Usually, most of users wouldn’t even take a look at the valid security updates coming in their way (Might see this happening even in the corporate world No comments on that for now). And some users are even more wonderful that they keep continuing to hit the next & next, or go, or download, or just enable any options that they viewand start yelling at the system that its Slow, later something went wrong – Boom ~ the only thing that they do now is, to call the technicians and say “Fix it”. In such cases, applying security features would be really possible, Tuff, or Hard (:
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]]> By: Angel...... On board. http://www.securetoday.net/2010/02/how-to-avoid-rogue-security-software/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Angel...... On board. Thu, 04 Mar 2010 22:12:15 +0000 http://www.securetoday.net/?p=199#comment-41 In the present world, almost everything is depended on Technology, Automation and so on. Computers have become just a basic one & there is less human intervention. But yet the major proportion of the users who are using them are not really techies & most of them are not even bothered to know about what would happen "if" the X factor happens. Usually, most of users wouldn't even take a look at the valid security updates coming in their way (Might see this happening even in the corporate world :) No comments on that for now). And some users are even more wonderful that they keep continuing to hit the next & next, or go, or download, or just enable any options that they viewand start yelling at the system that its Slow, later something went wrong - Boom ~ the only thing that they do now is, to call the technicians and say "Fix it". In such cases, applying security features would be really possible, Tuff, or Hard (: During this kind of a situation, is there any good option that may be enabled on the system level (built in) to prevent users from accessing specific links or sites that is malicious. (Without any external softwares or additional boxes). Of course, we might not have 100% security without putting additional stuffs into it. In general, to use the basic system with maximum level of security on it. Ideas shared would probably be helpful for the Tiny organizations or end-users. Thank you Everyone !!!!!! In the present world, almost everything is depended on Technology, Automation and so on. Computers have become just a basic one & there is less human intervention. But yet the major proportion of the users who are using them are not really techies & most of them are not even bothered to know about what would happen “if” the X factor happens.

Usually, most of users wouldn’t even take a look at the valid security updates coming in their way (Might see this happening even in the corporate world :) No comments on that for now). And some users are even more wonderful that they keep continuing to hit the next & next, or go, or download, or just enable any options that they viewand start yelling at the system that its Slow, later something went wrong – Boom ~ the only thing that they do now is, to call the technicians and say “Fix it”. In such cases, applying security features would be really possible, Tuff, or Hard (:

During this kind of a situation, is there any good option that may be enabled on the system level (built in) to prevent users from accessing specific links or sites that is malicious. (Without any external softwares or additional boxes).

Of course, we might not have 100% security without putting additional stuffs into it. In general, to use the basic system with maximum level of security on it.

Ideas shared would probably be helpful for the Tiny organizations or end-users.

Thank you Everyone !!!!!!

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