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Microsoft Patch UpdatesHow to Secure Your Home ComputerHow to Secure Your Home Computer By Craig Larscheid, SANS GIAC Certified Professional
Submitted by cybernoggin on Sun, 04/16/2006 - 9:57pm. categories [ CyberNoggin.com Security Articles | Adware and Spyware | AntiVirus | Email Security | Microsoft Patch Updates | Personal Firewalls ]
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How to Secure Your Home Computer - STEP 5 - Install Additional PC Security SoftwareSTEP 5 – Install Additional PC Security Software There are numerous choices for PC security software on the internet and many opinions about which software is the best. There are also choices to be made in regard to using individual PC security products (such as a standalone firewall, standalone antivirus program, standalone antispyware program, etc…) or an internet security suite.
Submitted by cybernoggin on Sun, 04/16/2006 - 10:42pm. categories [ Adware and Spyware | AntiVirus | Email Security | Microsoft Patch Updates | Personal Firewalls ]
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How to Secure Your Home Computer - STEP 4 - Update Patch Levels and Configure Windows UpdateSTEP 4 – Update Patch Levels and Configure Windows Update Go to Start > Control Panel > Automatic Updates and configure the updates however you choose, but keep in mind, if you forget to apply the patches you are vulnerable to exploitation. Our recommendation is to configure the Automatic Updates to occur nightly and automatically install, that way there are no worries and nothing to forget.
Submitted by cybernoggin on Sun, 04/16/2006 - 10:37pm. categories [ CyberNoggin.com Security Articles | Adware and Spyware | AntiVirus | Email Security | Microsoft Patch Updates | Personal Firewalls ]
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How to Secure Your Home Computer - STEP 3 - Secure the Guest Account (especially for Windows XP Home Edition)STEP 3 – Secure the Guest Account (especially for Windows XP Home Edition) Windows XP Home uses the Guest account as an integral part of network file and folder sharing. Using Simple File Sharing, when you share out a file or folder it is accessible to anyone who can "see" your computer. If you don't have other security measures in place such as a firewall that means that users on the public Internet may be able to connect to your share using the Guest account.
Submitted by cybernoggin on Sun, 04/16/2006 - 10:31pm. categories [ CyberNoggin.com Security Articles | Adware and Spyware | AntiVirus | Email Security | Microsoft Patch Updates | Personal Firewalls ]
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