Windows has more antivirus programs than we can count, but we keep coming back to Microsoft’s own offering, Security Essentials. It’s easy to use, lightweight and does everything in the background, so you rarely need to interact with it. More »
It’s pretty rare that you’ll see a virus or any malware pop up on a Mac, but it can happen. That said, we don’t feel you need to be using any antivirus software to protect yourself because your diligent mind should be sufficient. Here’s why, and also a few antivirus software options that are worth a look should you want a little more protection than you can provide yourself. More »
If you’ve been watching tech news headlines over the past week, you’ve likely heard that Android malware is growing at an alarming rate, up something like 472 per cent from May of this year. Should you be worried and run off to purchase and install an antivirus package for your Android phone? Not so fast; there’s just as much controversy over those utilities as there is over the malware itself. More »
The exponential growth of the Android Market is a bit of a double-edged sword. More apps are a good thing for the end user, but how do you know those apps aren’t secretly bundling in nasties? Norton wants to take care of this and all things security for you with its new app. More »
Anyone running a Windows computer knows how important it is to have good antivirus software. If someone you know still doesn’t have antivirus software running, here’s a quick guide you can send them to help them set it up. More »
Coding experiment “Creeper” invaded ARPANET in 1971, and clicking things on the internet has never been the same. Sure, we’ve got decent, free defences , but it’s worth knowing the deep roots of your co-workers’ problems. [Help Net Security via Slashdot]
