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A 2005 IDC survey listed spyware as the second-greatest threat to a company s network security. (The year before, it had ranked as number three.) The research group estimates that 67 percent of all computers are afflicted with some form of spyware.

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These rogue programs are referred to as viruses or Trojans. All types of computers are vulnerable to these problems, but the discussion will focus on computers running a Microsoft operating system like XP or Vista.

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Security and Control: The Smarter Approach to Malware and Compliance

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Security and Control: The Smarter Approach to Malware and Compliance

The continuing evolution of malware threats combined with the demand for increasingly flexible working practices is a significant challenge to IT departments seeking to reduce help desk support and get better value for money from their investment in security.

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The Convergence of Viruses and Spam

First let s consider some hard facts relating to the recent SoBig.F outbreak, the fastest-growing email virus ever: MessageLabs stopped more than a million emails carrying the Sobig.F virus during the first 24 hours of the outbreak. And in excess of 6.

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Spyware: A Big Danger for Small Business

In order to better understand where spyware is going, or more importantly, where it s evolved from, we actually need to wind the clock back a lot further than may be first imagined; in fact, over fifteen years.

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Malicious Software Defense: Have we moved beyond the need for anti-virus and spyware protection

With the decrease in the total number of viruses, some have theorized that the need for virus protection is becoming less and less necessary. Protecting systems such as servers and workstations is nothing new.

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Why Antivirus Solutions Do Not Protect from Spyware

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Enhancing Desktop and Laptop Security Performance with Disk Fragmentation

This paper pursues a narrowed focus, specifically addressing the tangible benefit that disk defragmentation provides to desktop and laptop client security. Anti-malware security software has become ubiquitous commodity.

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Spyware Prevention: Effective Network Protection Through Defense in Depth

Spyware has rapidly become one of the most insidious and dangerous forms of malware. It s not just script kiddies any more. Organized crime is busy harnessing the power of exploitative code to extort and launder money, redirect funds, hold intellectual property up for ransom, and more.

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