Aviation Security

1. Denying aircraft access to individuals who pose security risks is a top priority for aviation security.

Firewall

1. It is the only firewall which has such a big application database and which uses such a database to analyze the security risks.

Threats

1. Signatures of known threats and security risks are maintained in a set of files known as the virus definitions files.

Instant Messaging

1. Instant Messaging can be a benefit to business when used properly, but IM is often abused by employees and poses significant liability and security risks. (Web site)

Best Ways

1. In this webcast review the pitfalls of Web 2.0, the best ways to mitigate security risks, and how to regain control over application management.

Electronic Voting

1. Electronic voting, by comparison, is rife with lax procedures, security risks and conflicts of interest. (Web site)

Hackers

1. All Macs connected to the Internet (DSL, cable modem, etc.) are exposed to hackers, vandals and other security risks.

Costing

1. What you don't know can hurt you, and is likely costing you money and increasing your security risks during an era of scarce resources.

Viruses

1. Equipped with Auto-Protection element the software provides real-time continuous defense mechanism against all viruses and security risks.

Security

1. Security. VoIP calls are transmitted over the Internet, which raises security risks that are not an issue with regular telephone service.
2. In order to reduce security risks to minimum, a holistic approach to security is required.
3. Read this paper to learn about security risks associated with printers and what you can do to heighten security.

Firewall Software

1. With the operating system integrated in the firewall software, the security risks normally inherent in operating systems are eliminated.

Intruders

1. Some years ago, before the Worm raised our consciousness about security risks, it was almost laughably easy for intruders to break into almost any system.

Network Manager

1. A network manager should be aware that the network services he runs have a large impact on the security risks to which his system is exposed. (Web site)

Spyware

1. It helps protect your entire computer by stopping viruses, spyware, and other security risks. (Web site)

Internet Threats

1. Part I discusses Internet threats, the benefits of firewalls, overall security strategies, and a summary of Internet services and their security risks. (Web site)

Security Risks

1. Some security risks arise from the possibility of intentional misuse of your computer by intruders via the Internet. (Web site)
2. It is the only personal firewall which has such a big application database and which uses such a database to analyze the security risks. (Web site)
3. You should carefully weigh the benefits that an account without a password provides against the security risks of providing such access to your system.

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