In Part 1, I talked about two ways you can compute responsibly; using the lowest permissions needed to perform your day to day tasks and making sure to run anti-malware applications as needed. What else can we do? Remember how I said I had several “simple things”? Well, the list goes on. The next thing
You’ve seen them. Those emails from your friends asking you to click on this cool website or watch this neat video. The lingo is nothing like what your friend (or associate or coworker or family member) uses normally and in fact you can’t recall ever hearing them discuss anything cool about the web in general.
Backups? Are we talking about backups? I’ve got all this work to do, life to live and we’re talking about backups? It’s one of those things; we need to do it, we know we have to do it, yet we never get around to it. Your company computer guy, your geeky nephew, and even Rush
It seems malware is everywhere these days. If your machine hasn’t been affected, you probably know someone’s who has. It’s in the news, it’s on blogs, it’s discussed around the water cooler. More than likely if your computer at work was infected, you have some computer support types who will come and fix it for