The web seminar is structured in two parts. Firstly, a history of Information Security Management will be provided, the regulation surrounding this important topic, and the problems the industry faces in addressing these issues. Continue reading »
The 9th International Investigative Psychology Conference will take place in London, UK, Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd January 2010. Continue reading »
A little trick allows to open a secret control panel in Windows 7 with lots of settings combined by categories in one convenient place. Continue reading »
30 November is a Computer Security Day. This year’s theme is “Managing Risk”.
Computer Security Day was started in 1988 to help raise awareness of computer related security issues. The goal of Computer Security Day is to remind people to protect their computers and information. More that 50 countries celebrate this day around the globe.
After three months of beta testing, the final version of Microsoft’s free antivirus tool Security Essentials has been released. Continue reading »
Immunet Corporation founded in July 2008 by a former executive of Symantec, has released a free antivirus product Immunet Protect. It combines the power of cloud computing with Collective Immunity concept. Continue reading »
Essential security starts with keeping your programs updated and plugging the holes used by criminals and malware. Secunia Personal Software Inspector helps users plug all the security holes on their machine. Continue reading »
The first beta version of Microsoft Security Essentials was limited to 75,000 downloads within several targeted countries. Continue reading »
Microsoft has opened public access to its brand new security product Microsoft Security Essentials Beta. It protects home users from viruses and spyware. Free of charge. Continue reading »
I am going to attend the 2009 MVP Global Summit, which will be held at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center in Seattle and at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington, from March 1 through 4. Continue reading »
