Giveaway: Emsisoft Anti-Malware 5.1

Giveaway: Emsisoft Anti-Malware 5.1

We are pleased to offer 10 licenses of Emsisoft Anti-Malware 5.1, previously a-squared Anti-Malware, free to our readers.

Giveaway: Mamutu from Emsisoft, a fine behavior blocking anti-malware security software

Giveaway: Mamutu from Emsisoft, a fine behavior blocking anti-malware security software

Mamutu is one fine behavior blocking anti-malware security software from Emsisoft, the makers of Emsisoft (a-squared) anti-malware.

What’s new in Microsoft Security Essentials 2.0?

What’s new in Microsoft Security Essentials 2.0?

Five months after the release of MSE v 2 Beta version, Microsoft Security Essentials 2.0 final version has just been released. If you are already a user of MSE, you …more >>>

Giveaway: 10 licenses of ESET Smart Security 4

Giveaway: 10 licenses of ESET Smart Security 4

We are delighted to once again offer you 10 licenses of ESET Smart Security 4. Eset keeps your Windows PC safe with advanced proactive detection that blocks most known and …more >>>

Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 now available

Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 now available

Microsoft has announced that Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 (FEP) has released to manufacturing!  Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010 is the next version of Forefront Client Security, an will enable businesses to …more >>>

Are all your Windows 7 or Vista security settings enabled and up-to-date?

Are all your Windows 7 or Vista security settings enabled and up-to-date?

While it is very important to have all the latest Windows Updates and to have a good up-to-date antivirus software installed, it is equally important to ensure that all the …more >>>

Fix it: Microsoft Security Essentials will not uninstall

Fix it: Microsoft Security Essentials will not uninstall

While one can always easily uninstall Microsoft Security Essentials from the Control Panel, should you find that your are unable to uninstall Microsoft Security Essentials, you may try to uninstall …more >>>

Download consumer brochure, Defend Your Computer, from Microsoft

Download consumer brochure, Defend Your Computer, from Microsoft

The appeal of the seemingly limitless information, images, and opportunities on the web can lead us to forget that this access comes with risk to our computers.

What are Botnets and why should they concern Governments!

What are Botnets and why should they concern Governments!

Botnets are networks of compromised computers, controlled by remote attackers in order to perform such illicit tasks as sending spam or attacking other computers. Botnets Botnets should be of concern …more >>>

Microsoft: The Real World is more dangerous than the Online World

Microsoft: The Real World is more dangerous than the Online World

Is the Online World More Dangerous Than the Real World? Microsoft has addressed four common online myths about identify theft, child exploitation, conducting transactions online, and reputation to show that …more >>>

Windows Update, now offers Microsoft Security Essentials

Windows Update, now offers Microsoft Security Essentials

Microsoft is now offering its free antivirus offering, Microsoft Security Essentials as an optional update to Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP users who subscribe to Microsoft Windows Update.

Windows Security Troubleshooter: Fix Windows security problems automatically

Windows Security Troubleshooter: Fix Windows security problems automatically

Windows Security Troubleshooter from Microsoft Automated Troubleshooting Services troubleshoots, identifies and fixes Windows security problems automatically.

Microsoft Security Essentials Notifier Add-In for Windows Home Server released

Microsoft Security Essentials Notifier Add-In for Windows Home Server released

Microsoft Security Essentials Notifier is an addin designed for Windows Home Server. Its purpose is to enhance the user experience of those using Microsoft Security Essentials to protect their server.

Remove stubborn malware infections with BlitzBlank

Remove stubborn malware infections with BlitzBlank

Malware infections are not always easy to clean up. These days the software pests use clever techniques to protect themselves from being deleted. In many a cases it is almost …more >>>

TDL3, the first Windows x64 compatible kernel mode rootkit infection in the wild, is here!

TDL3, the first Windows x64 compatible kernel mode rootkit infection in the wild, is here!

TDL3 rootkit is one of the most advanced rootkit ever seen in the wild. The rootkit was stable and could infect 32 bit Windows operating system; although administrator rights were …more >>>

Eset SysInspector, a free diagnostic tool for Windows

Eset SysInspector, a free diagnostic tool for Windows

Eset SysInspector is a free, state of the art diagnostic tool for Windows systems. It is a convenient utility for the tool box of every IT expert and first responder.

Which was the first Windows virus? Which was the first AntiVirus?

Which was the first Windows virus? Which was the first AntiVirus?

While searching for information about WinVer, the first Windows virus, I came across an interesting article about the history of virus and antivirus.

DefenceInspector checks the security of your Windows computer

DefenceInspector checks the security of your Windows computer

Folks frequently have questions about whether they have too many or not enough security programs and if programs will conflict or if their computer is secure. DefenceInspector is a basic …more >>>

SCars will remind you to perform regular PC security maintenance

SCars will remind you to perform regular PC security maintenance

SCars is a program designed to aid users in performing the regular computer maintenance tasks that should be undertaken to keep their computer working efficiently. Tasks such as updating Windows …more >>>

Microsoft Security Essentials – Now for SMBs

Starting October, small businesses can begin using Microsoft Security Essentials on up to 10 PCs in their company at NO COST to provide them with protection from viruses, spyware and …more >>>

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