The average user has little idea of the severity of security threats to the Windows Vista OS or how those threats could impact their personal privacy; this book educates readers on the simple steps they can take to prepare for potential threats Providing the knowledge and wisdom that end-users need in order to protect themselves, this detailed guide offers step-by-step instructions to installing programs and configuring settings related to securing Windows Vista Aimed at the home and small office user who wants to learn different ways to avoid or lessen the risk of security threats Examines viruses, spyware, firewalls, browser security, password management, data protection, network security, and Vista updates
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Dan DiNicolo holds a variety of certifications and contributes to numerous PC–related publications in the U.S., Australia, and the U.K. His work has appeared in The Official Windows Vista Magazine as well as PC Magazine. Dan operates 2000Trainers.com, an online learning site for IT professionals pursuing certifications.
When you want to defend Windows Vista,it′s good to know a PC Magazine expert
Unless a time machine just dropped you in the 21st century, you already know that protecting your computer is essential. Now, here′s Vista new enough that no one is sure exactly what security threats might arise to hijack your system. That′s why the road map that Dan DiNicolo provides in this book is so valuable. Follow these steps, abide by the Golden Rules of Windows security, and you′ll sleep better. We promise.
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Five Golden Rules of Windows security
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