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IS USING INTERNET SAFE?

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Many people surf the Internet as part of their work activities, others visit a wide range of pages to stay fully informed of the news in the world, perhaps simply to complement their educational training or to entertain themselves during leisure hours. But everyone wonders if it is really possible to surf safely on the internet and that is precisely what this article is about. What Is Internet Security? Within the operating rules and policies that are part of the management of the websites to which users have access, a series of parameters have been established in order to prevent and control unauthorized entry to the resources available within Internet. This is part of internet security and its goal is to maintain a level that allows users to enter each page without risks to their computer or the integrity of their personal information. Therefore, talking about security is having ways to prevent, protect and avoid unauthorized intrusion to private networks, such as corporate or ev
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7 WAYS A VIRUS CAN REACH YOUR DEVICE

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These 'threats' respond to the name of Trojans, worms, computer viruses or spyware, among other possibilities. Be very careful with them! They could ruin all your information in a matter of seconds. To help you avoid this, we go over the 7 most common ways malicious software can 'sneak' onto your computer or device. Ignore The Fake Virus Warnings! Those ads that appear in pop-up windows, when you are browsing, to affirm that your computer is infected and invite you to click on them to solve the problem. They usually arise when we install or update a third program. Delete Suspicious Emails! Do not trust, even if the email you received is from your best friend, your sister or your coworker. Your device can be infected just by downloading an attachment or opening a link that contains malicious code. Also be careful with advertising emails or strangers. Make a responsible use of your email and you will avoid risks. Download The Apps From The Official Stores! One o
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HOW TO STAY UP TO DATE ABOUT KEEPING DATA SAFE?

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Secure Your Wi-Fi Network Wi-Fi is that the most convenient thanks to hook up with the web, especially if you would like to attach quite one device in your home. However, make sure your Wi-Fi network is secure. This involves: Using encryption, preferably Wi-Fi Protected Access II (WPA2) because it's the strongest. You should be ready to do that within the security settings. Change the router settings so that the SSID remains hidden and could not be found by potential hackers. Change the name of your network (the Service Set Identifier or SSID) so that hackers cannot guess the manufacturer of the router. Making sure to use a strong password to gain access to your network. Also be careful when using a public Wi-Fi network like in a café. Never visit a sensitive site like online banking on a public Wi-Fi network because criminals can easily steal your data this way. Beware Of Dangerous Links Sometimes your computer can get infected with a virus if you simply click on a w
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BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID MALWARE, VIRUS, AND THREATS

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Introduction Whether you are accessing the Internet at home, at work, or at school, you should always take online safety seriously. Falling victim to scams, viruses, Trojans, malware, adware, and countless other problems is very easy to do, even if you know the risks. Stay safe while following few basic rules. This guide covers the main risk areas and how to improve your personal cyber security when and where you access the Internet. Use Antivirus Software New viruses are released every day, and the best way to protect yourself is to use reliable antivirus software on your computer. Antivirus software is constantly updated to protect your computer from the latest threats as they arise, and should be considered essential every time you go online. It does more than protect your computer from viruses and malware. Depending on the product you use, it can also protect your privacy, prevent you from visiting unsafe websites, help you locate a lost device, and provide secure online
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ORIGIN AND PREVENTION OF INTERNET SECURITY THREATS

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Cyber-security is a big novelty. Every business, every organization is a potential target. The global cost of computer crime is estimated to reach $ 2 trillion; it's the most serious risk faced by every business around the world. And yet, despite international awareness campaigns, many companies are still lagging behind when it comes to understanding and responding to the growing threat. Origin of Internet Security Threats Typically, large-scale external attacks dominate the headlines. But many everyday Internet security risks come from inside your business. These could be leaks by employees who intentionally or accidentally reveal passwords and confidential information or the action of malicious insiders - known employees or associates seeking to use their access rights and their credentials information to damage or exploit corporate networks. External attackers are of course a growing threat - looking 24/7 for security holes to gain access to your systems or to try to make
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COMPANIES INTERNET SECURITY

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The Internet today allows companies to break down many barriers. The first is the barrier to entry in relation to larger businesses. And it is that although a few years ago small companies were destined to a small growth and to advance with their products only to the market that was geographically closest to them, today an SME can literally compete as equals and sell anywhere in the world 24×7, with the same capacity. In fact, the trend in the medium term is the emergence of micro-multinationals, SMEs that focus on a global market. All can go out into the world. Using the internet in the company also facilitates teleworking and increases productivity within the company, making it efficient and turning its service into a remote one. That it can be handled from anywhere in the world, the trend indicates, that you must become independent of any ties right now. It seems like magic, but no, the internet is a tool that, well used, can be very beneficial for a company. Focus and find the be
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INTERNET SECURITY CONSEQUENCES

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Computer and internet crimes have several consequences, especially when the victim does not know what happened or when they were attacked. But internet security software prevents us from everything that leak our data and privacy. In this article you will understand what the consequences of computer crimes are. What are the consequences of cybercrime? What is a cybercrime? Computer crime, or cybercrime is any unlawful action that is carried out in the digital environment, digital space or the Internet. What Are The Main Cybercrimes? The Computer Scam (On the Internet) Scam is a cybercrime committed through phishing or identity theft. Criminals use spam and computer knowledge, using fake websites, software and other techniques, to deceive people (victims) in order to fraudulently obtain their passwords or personal keys and thus access confidential information. The clearest example of the above is access to credit card or bank account data in order to commit the crime of fraud o
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HOW TO STOP INSTALLATION OF SPYWARE

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Spyware (or spyware) is often difficult to detect, and can become a serious security problem for the affected user, if not handled with right security or antivirus software as it tries to obtain personal information such as login details on certain websites, or even banking information. The spyware, or spyware, is a type of malicious software, also known as malware, which is installed on your computer, tablet or mobile phone without being authorized have (and even often without realizing it). Not only does it invade the device, it can also steal confidential information, in addition to capturing the use we make on the internet to later transmit it to external users, data companies or advertisers. The truth is that any software that has been downloaded without the express authorization of the user can be classified as spyware. Therefore, it becomes one of the most common threats for users who continuously surf the Internet. And, once installed, it monitors the person's activity o
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