Published on 16/03/10
Next Year in the Threat Webscape Websense Security Labs Predictions for 2010
Websense Security Experts Analyze and Predict Trends for the Coming Year – Smartphones, Windows 7, Search Engines and Legitimate Ads are Targets of Next Years Attacks To download the full 2010 threat predictions report as well as a slide show presentation covering the predictions, visit websense.com
Channel Partner Program Review: Websense
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Channel Partner Program Review: Websense
Websense: Worldwide Leader in Web Filtering Expands into Web Security
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Websense: Worldwide Leader in Web Filtering Expands into Web Security
Web Design Articles – Captcha: Concept & Interpretation
CAPTCHAs are generally one or two words presented as graphics, overlaid with some kind of distortion, and they function as a test that relies on your human ability to recognize them. CAPTCHA stands for “Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart.” The CAPTCHA innovation was pioneered by developers at Carnegie Mellon University. The idea behind it was to develop a means of distinguishing between people and web robots, so that web sites could offer their resources to individual humans without being exploited by robots.
Proxy Sites
A Proxy site is a web page which allows you to browse your favorite web sites ? even though your access to those web sites might be blocked by a content filter, such as WebSense or SmartFilter. The proxy site also helps to mask the visit to the site, so that there is less evidence that the content filter was not successful in preventing the visit.
How Do Proxy Sites Work?
Are Child Predators Waiting, Watching, and Engaging on your Child’s Social Networking Sites?
MySpace and other social networking sites offer thriving communities where young people engage in countless hours of banal chatter and photo sharing. Not coincidentally, these social networking sites also have become hangouts for child predators, child pornographers, and cybercriminals. To stay one step ahead of authorities, these cybercriminals use tricks to conceal their identities online. One of the most common is lying about their ages, claiming to be younger than they are.
Cyber Crimes Online in 2008
MySpace and other social networking sites offer thriving communities where young people engage in countless hours of banal chatter and photo sharing. Not coincidentally, these social networking sites also have become hangouts for child predators, child pornographers, and other cybercriminals.
Before we begin to give you additional information on this topic, take a moment to think about how much you already know.
High-end Security Solutions Made Affordable for SMEs
As a growing number of Indian SMEs are relying on the Internet for business transactions, they are increasingly facing productivity losses due to multiple security threats.
A Gartner study has recently revealed that although the awareness level on the importance of IT security has significantly gone up within this segment, it is the high price of these solutions that are deterring them from investing in the same.
Experts feel that although a number of SMEs have already deployed basic security solutions such as anti-virus and firewall, the problem lies with high-end solutions that are still beyond the reach of these enterprises.
Websense 101
How can I Bypass Websense?
Many businesses and government institutions use a content filtering program such as Websense to keep employees from visiting certain websites while at work. These programs can either prohibit the use of certain websites or monitor all of the sites that employees do visit while in the office. Websense is designed to block websites in several categories, such as adult material, entertainment, drugs, games, sports, internet communication, peer-to-peer file sharing, gambling, instant messaging, health, illegal, shopping, job search, internet telephony, religion, special events, travel, violence, weapons, advertisements, freeware and software download, pay-to-surf, malicious websites, and many more.
