Cyber Security by Michael Carter
Author:Michael Carter
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 2016-03-10T22:00:00+00:00
For personal computing the best way to avoid hacks and attacks add firewall protection and Internet Security in addition to the package that comes with your operating system the top 5 suites are:
McAfee
Bitdefender
Norton
BullGaurd
Avira
Do not add more than one in addition to your standard Internet security suite or they will think the other is a virus and begin to attack it. There are plenty of free firewalls you can download that add great protection Zone Alarm is just one that I use.
In conclusion, in the mind of the average person when he or she might be asked to constitute what calls forth the need for computer security their first thought that comes to mind could very well be attacks. It is that since the new industrial revolution with technology leading, the need to protect information from attacks has had more than its share of time in the headlines. The truth is told the lack of information security is costing 10’s of Billions of dollars annually.
Today, the cloud is the latest and most vulnerable of technologies. Attacks happen to one or a combination of vulnerabilities computing systems inevitably possess; the hardware, the software, or the data itself. The cloud possesses all of these vulnerabilities as well. If you are a business check out ProofPoint and if you’re a personal user then get additional protection in the form of Internet Security suites and added firewalls which are free for the downloading if you search “Free firewalls downloads.”
Chang, J., Venkatasubramanian, K. K., West, A. G., and Lee, I. 2013. Analyzing and defending against
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