Factsheets

Factsheets on key online security issues.

Factsheet 1 - Secure computing checklist
Factsheet 2 - Setting up automatic updates in Windows XP
Factsheet 3 - Setting up a limited user account in Windows XP
Factsheet 4 - How to secure Outlook Express in Windows XP
Factsheet 5 - How to secure Mozilla Thunderbird
Factsheet 6 - Securing Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 web browser
Factsheet 7 - How to secure Windows Live Mail
Factsheet 8 - Securing the Mozilla Firefox web browser
Factsheet 9 - What is a web site digital certificate and why is it important to check?
Factsheet 10 - How to detect phishing sites and steps to prevent being fooled by them
Factsheet 11, Part 1 - You suspect your computer is infected with malicious software - what should I do?
Factsheet 11, Part 2 - You suspect your computer is infected with malicious software - what should I do?
Factsheet 11, Part 3 - You suspect your computer is infected with malicious software - what should I do?
Factsheet 12 - How to create back-up copies of your important information
Factsheet 13 - Understanding and reducing security risks associated with peer to peer file sharing
Factsheet 14 - Issues to consider before formatting your hard disk and when it is recommended
Factsheet 15 - Understanding password security
Factsheet 16 - Securely configuring your broadband modem/router
Factsheet 17 - Wireless (Wi-Fi) security
Factsheet 18 - Free security software (Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows Vista)
Factsheet 19 - Social engineering: what is it and how it can be used for fraudulent purposes
Factsheet 20 - Web threats: what are they and what you can do to protect your computer and information?
Factsheet 21 - Choosing an alternative browser
Factsheet 22 - Setting up automatic updates for Windows Vista
Factsheet 23 - Setting up automatic updates for Windows 7
Factsheet 24 - Setting up automatic updates for Apple Mac OS X
Factsheet 25 - Using Apple Software Update on Microsoft Windows
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