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Vacation Tips for Laptop Users By : Flora Richards-Gustafson It is hard to travel without a laptop or some other hand-held computer these days. It is important if you are vacationing with your personal or business computer that you do so safely. This article outlines tips for how to make sure your computer and the info it contains remains safe when you travel. The Purpose Of Child Internet Safety By : Ranju Kumar Child internet safety is a subject that people search about. The reason for this may come from the crimes or incidents that involve their children and the internet. Are Your Kids Safe On Internet? By : Ranju Kumar If you are a parent looking to give your child a good moral upbringing, you must provide your child not only with the necessities including proper education, clothes etc. Tips To Ensure Child Safety On The Internet By : Ranju Kumar Internet is a very sophisticated technology that has made it way to the minds of youth segment with ease. With its growing popularity with the kids, lot of parents is getting concerned about internet safety for kids. Here Are Some Of The Online Risks To Children By : Ranju Kumar No one can deny the convenience which Internet is giving to everyone. It has proven itself useful for a myriad of times. How To Ensure Internet Safety For Kids By : Ranju Kumar In this Modern Age, parental concern about child safety on internet is no laughing matter. Importance Of Internet Safety For Children By : Ranju Kumar Internet is a great place to go to. There is much useful stuff that proves to be helpful in our lives. Since the introduction of the internet, it is not only the adult people who recognized the value of it. Ways Of Protection On The Cyber Playground By : Ranju Kumar Slides, swing sets, seesaws, outdoor courts, parks. There was a time when the world of play for kids was limited to these. Lifelock Review 3 Reasons They Beat the Competition By : Garen Arnold Lifelock is above and beyond the competition. In this review you will discover the benefits of choosing Lifelock over its competitors. Security Issues On Social Network Websites By : Roberto Sedycias Social networking websites are hugely popular today. Read on to find out how personal information displayed in these sites can be saved from being public. Cisco 2009 Midyear Security Report: Internet Criminals Get Organised By : Andrew Frowen Internet criminals are becoming increasingly organised, with some adopting strategies from the corporate world to further their illicit gains, according to the Cisco 2009 Midyear Security Report, which details the tactics used by modern internet criminals in the commission of a variety of attacks such as the breach of corporate computer network and web site security. The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Forensic Imaging By : Andrew Frowen The investigation of computer crimes is not a simple process. In the vast majority of cases, the assistance of a computer forensic expert is required to extract information without contaminating the original data. To do this, they use a process known as forensic disc imaging, or forensic imaging, which involves creating an exact copy of the computer hard drive in question. Should Digital Evidence Be Stored In Perpetuity? By : Andrew Frowen Where it is suspected that a computer has been used in the commission of a crime, the equipment is usually passed by law enforcement officials to computer forensic experts for analysis. In the event that any of the evidence extracted is successfully used to secure a conviction, the question then arises as to how long the evidence should be stored. Endpoint Security Software: Proactive Network Protection for Your Business Network By : Dennis Thomsen Endpoint security software is crucial for businesses of all types and around the world. This article will provide you with information about endpoint security software and how it can proactively protect your business from network threats. Whether you're a business owner, an executive, or an IT manager, the following information will be beneficial to you. Cloud Computing And Computer Forensics By : Andrew Frowen At present, there is no foolproof, universal method for extracting evidence in an admissible fashion from cloud-based applications, and in some cases, very little evidence is available to extract. As such, cloud computing represents just one of the fast-paced technological developments that is presenting an ongoing challenge to legislators, law enforcement officials and computer forensic analysts. VoIP Technology: A New Challenge For Computer Forensic Analysts By : Andrew Frowen Landline telephone calls are slowly being replaced by Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) communications, a technology which allows voice calls to be carried via the web. While VoIP can offer several benefits for users - including free calls between computers - for law enforcers wishing to intercept the communications of suspected criminals, VoIP poses a series of problems. How to Protect your Computer from Viruses By : With computers in almost every home and business, there is now an increased risk of acquiring computer viruses. A computer virus is a program that makes duplicates of itself and infects a users computer files. These viruses can spread from computer to computer infecting files and programs. Computer viruses are such a hazard because they can erase stored information and permanently damage files. Virtualisation Software In Computer Forensic Investigations By : Andrew Frowen Virtualisation software allows a complete operating system to run from within another. Able to fit on a USB storage device, it allows the user to effectively take an entire user environment with them wherever they go. But where it is suspected that a computer has been used in the commission of a crime, these benefits can become barriers to a successful computer forensic investigation. Case Management Systems And Resource Control In Computer Forensics By : Andrew Frowen Computer forensics involves the analysis of computers and other electronic devices in order to produce legal evidence. Such investigations are typically long and complex, so as the average forensic caseload grows, so too does the need for an effective method to manage the dissemination of information between the many authorised personnel involved in an investigation. The Dangers Posed By the Growing Use of Home Wireless Routers By : Andrew Frowen In recent years, home internet access has become ubiquitous and the majority of users now connect 'wirelessly' via a central 'router'. This method has become extremely convenient for families with multiple devices capable of connecting to the internet, but it has also left many homes open to invasion from nearby hackers who attempt to access the network without authorisation. The Distinction Between E-Discovery And Computer Forensics By : Andrew Frowen For many but the most well-versed in the world of computer based evidence, the terms 'electronic discovery' and 'computer forensics' may seem synonymous but in fact, they fulfil very different roles, and involve a very different level of expertise. How Your Network Security Provider Maintains PCI Compliance By : Dennis Thomsen PCI Compliance affects millions of businesses around the world - e-commerce businesses, retail merchants and more. This article will provide you with information about PCI compliance and how your network security provider should help you maintain it. Whether you're a business owner, an executive, or an IT manager, the following information will be beneficial to you. How Private Is 'In Private' Browsing? By : Andrew Frowen For computer users wishing to keep certain online activities away from prying eyes, the most popular internet browsers have now introduced 'In Private' browsing which offers users a way to stop the most obvious traces of activity from being stored. But just how private is 'In Private' Browsing? Network Security Hackers And How To Spot Them By : Anna Stenning This article discusses the various kinds of network security hackers that threaten governments and business. The Best Internet Security Suite Reviews For Pc Users By : Lance Thorington The purpose of an Internet Security Suite reviews is to combine the features of antispyware, firewall, antispam, and antivirus protection into a single package for enabling complete protection for your Personal computer (PC). The suite has other features as well to make it a powerful solution provider for your PC. 5 Ways to Protect Your Business from Network Vulnerabilities By : Dennis Thomsen Business networks are continually threatened by worms, viruses, Trojans, hackers, password attacks, cyber crimes and more. This article will provide you with 5 ways to protect your business from network vulnerabilities. Whether you're a business owner, an executive, or an IT manager, the following information will be beneficial to you. Protect Data and Keep Your Business Assets Safe By : Dennis Thomsen Data security breaches can cost businesses millions of dollars in resources and lost revenue. This article will provide you with information about how you can protect data and keep your business assets safe. Whether you're a business owner, an executive, or an IT manager, the following information will be beneficial to you. The Security Holes Created by Default Windows User Accounts By : Andrew Frowen If you are a computer user, you are probably viewing this article using a PC with a recent version of Microsoft Windows. In fact, approximately 90% of internet users run the Windows operating system but the majority are unaware of the potential holes in their security created by the default accounts present within their installation. Tracking Down E-Criminals: The Virtual Clues That Lead To The Physical World By : Andrew Frowen Every time a computer user views a web page, uses instant chat or sends an email, details about their physical location are revealed to the host or recipient's server via their Internet Protocol (IP) address. In instances of crimes involving computers, this can be a vital clue in tracking down the perpetrators. Smartphones In the Corporate Workspace: How Secure Is Your Mobile Data Policy? By : Andrew Frowen With remote working becoming more common, many businesses are looking for ways to help workers stay connected on the move. A common solution is to provide workers with a 'Smartphones' which allows users to send email, surf the internet and manage online task lists and calendars direct. But as such devices become ubiquitous, the security risk they pose is all too often overlooked. How Do I Address The Current Environment? Part 1 By : Matthew McKernan The holistic lifecycle model for security and compliance.The most comprehensive way to address each of these issues is with a Holistic Lifecycle approach that spans across compliance, security and operations. The Computer Forensic Investigation Of Peer To Peer File Sharing By : Andrew Frowen For small files, email is often the most practical medium via which to send and receive information, but for those wishing to share large files such as audio and video on a mass scale, peer to peer (P2P) file sharing has become a popular choice. In cases where possession of indecent images of children is suspected, evidence of P2P activity can be extremely useful. Data Recovery Following Physical Damage To A Hard Disk Drive By : Andrew Frowen In the last 20 years, computers have become a vital part of most business operations. But as storage capacity increases, so too does the length of time a computer can be in service, and the longer data is stored on a device, the more likely it is that errors will occur and data will be lost. Is It Time For The Public Sector To Introduce Mandatory Data Encryption? By : Andrew Frowen In 2008, at least eight separate incidents of data loss by large public service organisations were reported. In the majority of these cases, data was lost in the process of being transported from one place to another but, in most cases, no encryption was in place to prevent the data being accessed by unauthorised persons in the event of loss. Protecting Against Intellectual Property Theft By Ex-Employees By : Andrew Frowen According to the Office of National Statistics, the number of unemployed people in Britain increased by 177,000 in the three months to February 2009, driven by a large numbers of redundancies. As businesses layoff staff in droves in a bid to survive the recession, many are failing to put adequate computer security measures in place to protect against abuse by disgruntled ex-employees. Password Security Implemention Is Highly Acclaimed At An Adult Education Charter School By : Dovell Bonnett In order to find a method that would make computer access easier for the students, less time consuming for teachers and the IT department while still maintaining a secure network, Karen Clay, IT Director for the school, began looking for a user authentication solution that could meet very specific criteria unique to her particular environment. The Security Risks Associated With Instant Messaging In The Workplace By : Andrew Frowen Instant Messaging services have become popular with many businesses as a way to collaborate on projects and keep in touch with remote employees. But in the corporate workspace, IM can pose a number of serious risks, including time-wasting and threats to security, many of which can be avoided with the introduction of an acceptable use policy. Prevent Identity Theft Through Knowledge and Vigilance By : Matthew Stanton Identity theft is the bane of consumers in the area of credit management. A lot of borrowers have fallen victims to hackers and tricksters posing as legitimate clients, who suck the money out of credit allowances and accounts. This article features general preventive measures against identity theft. Identity Theft Protection: All It Takes Is Common Sense By : Matthew Stanton Sometimes, the best types of solutions are the most common-sensed ones. This is also true in the case of identity theft. The solutions call for more awareness and education on the part of people who possess financial and credit information online. This article will discuss about three simple steps to lessen the risk of damaging your reputation and resources through identity thieves. Identity Theft Insurance: Protecting Your Namesake By : Matthew Stanton This article will discuss about how serious identity theft is, and what one can do initially to protect himself/herself from identity thieves. It will also delve briefly on how thieves steal information from their victims, and how important it is to have some sort of insurance from the criminal act. Introducing Auditing Of Employees' Computers To Reduce Exposure To Computer Misuse By : Andrew Frowen The improper use of computer equipment by staff can represent a serious threat to any business, bringing potential costly losses in terms of productivity, reputation and copyright. For this reasons, it is important to introduce an auditing process to ensure that employee computer use is regularly monitored and controlled. Image Thumbnails In Vista And The Implications For Computer Forensic Investigations By : Andrew Frowen When a person is suspected of possessing illegal images, computer forensic analysts will search a suspect's computer for evidence. For Windows XP computers, analysts typically search for 'thumbs.db' files which store snapshots of the images files in each directory that may since have been deleted. In Vista, however all thumbnails are now stored in a central directory. ID Theft: Now, You Can Be Copied Too By : Matthew Stanton Identity theft has proliferated ever since the modern age ushered in information at air speeds and now, at speeds of light. Personal and institutional information now abound our medical, financial, governmental, and corporate systems, and not one system is perfectly immune to latent manipulation by crooks. This article will discuss what identity theft is all about and the forms it takes. Computer Forensics In The Courtroom: Is An IT Literate Judge And Jury Necessary For A Fair Trial? By : Andrew Frowen Electronic devices are being admitted as evidence in an increasingly large proportion of legal cases. As technology progresses apace, and analysis becomes more complex, the question arises: How 'computer literate' do a judge and jury need to be in order to ensure a safe verdict? Is More Regulation Needed To Ensure 'Computer Forensics Experts' Are Up To Standard? By : Andrew Frowen For a person to call themselves a GP of medicine, they must adhere to the qualification and practice standards of the General Medical Council. But for computer forensics experts, no such regulation exists. If sub-standard 'experts' are involved in criminal investigations, this could result in contamination of evidence and poor testimony which could lead to a miscarriage of justice. The Prevalence Of Anti-Forensics Tools And The Difficulties They Present To Computer Forensics By : Andrew Frowen From intellectual property theft to the downloading of indecent images, investigations of computer crimes require the assistance of computer forensics specialists. Unfortunately, just as computer forensics experts are able to create tools to collect and analyse data, criminals are setting about creating 'anti-forensics' tools to frustrate criminal investigations. Internet Enabled Games Consoles And The Risk Of Exposure To Child Groomers By : Andrew Frowen While most parents are aware of the potential dangers of allowing children to use chat rooms and social networking sites without supervision, many may be unaware of the danger posed by games consoles that connect to the web. What is Engine Cloaking and How Do You Avoid It? By : Gregg Forscher Are you someone who is always on the Internet, and you are sick and tired of the games that comptrollers are playing with you? Now this ends up becoming a fight between all different companies that are trying to get you for your business. Why You Should Avoid Depending on a Free Internet Security Software By : silki garg There are many free security software available on Internet. This article describes their pitfalls. Social Networking Sites And The Risks They Pose To Businesses By : Andrew Frowen Social networking, where internet users share information, pictures and videos through specially designed websites, has proved a useful way for the modern worker to stay connected with friends. But for businesses, the use of social networking by employees can present a raft of problems if it is not properly addressed.
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