How much do you know about computer security? Most people are slightly aware. You can use our computer security glossary to learn more about how to protect your information assets. Please visit us often, review our definitions as needed, read our security articles. Download a copy of our FREE eBook, "How to Secure Your Computer" and learn more about how to provide for security for your information infrastructure. Recommend us to a friend.

Everyone who uses a computer at home or in business faces serious risks. Malicious hackers, viruses, spyware, Trojan horses and malware pose significant threats.

Crackers, cyber-criminals and even cyber-terrorists routinely scan the Internet for computers that can easily be compromised. Malicious intruders can easily penetrate your system if your defenses are weak. You can earn how to combat threats.

Your personal or business network computer system can be attacked and made unavailable to authorized users. Business and personal computers can be "drafted" into a bot-army for the purpose of committing cyber-crimes. Did you know that you could even be held legally liable for the disclosure of confidential information or a failure to follow information security best practices?

A successful cyberattack can result in customer identities being stolen, the loss of confidential R & D information or in money being stolen from your bank accounts.

Have you taken systematic steps to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your company's or your personal information?

Use our computer security glossary to learn the basics of what you need to know to provide for information security and to comply with the the legal "due diligence standard". Visit us often and help us build this FREE and comprehensive resource that is dedicated to protecting your information assets.