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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Windows Updates–The Why, How and Are They Safe?
It’s something that you just accept as a PC owner (of the Windows variety). Every now and then your computer will begin to download Windows updates. But why does that happen? How does it happen? And is it safe for … Continue reading
Browsing–Going Chrome
What’s your browsing preference? Are you a Firefox devotee or do you prefer the good old fashioned Internet Explorer? Whichever rocks your world, maybe it’s time to consider a change. What about the (not so) new kid on the block? … Continue reading
Posted in browser, Google Chrome, IT help, IT Support, IT Training
Tagged browsing online, google chrome, IT advice, IT service
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SSL–Keeping Secure Online
What is SSL? SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer protocol and was created by Netscape to ensure secure transactions between web servers and browsers. In a nutshell, it uses a third party, a Certificate Authority (CA), to identify one end … Continue reading
WiFi – How Vulnerable Are You?
Three cheers for WiFi – now we can work almost anywhere, we don’t need as many wires as we used to and it gives us much more freedom. But with freedom comes risk. If you are on a wireless network … Continue reading
Posted in Computer safety, Internet security, IT Security, IT Support
Tagged computer safety, IT Security, IT support, Stay safe online
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