The Internet security firm says small business security customers want software that delivers more while demanding less of personnel, systems and their budgets.
Our security expert looks at four of the top free antivirus software titles to help you choose the one that's right for you.
An essential part of daily business, email is also a gateway into your company. These five email security tips will help secure the gateway and protect your business from email attacks.
Noting that malware continues to evolve at a rapid pace, PCWorld suggests now may be the time to upgrade your antivirus software, and reviews and ranks the top contenders.
Citing small business network security and data protection, 50 percent of SMBs prohibit employees from visiting social networking sites.
Cyber criminals are relying more and more on so-called spear phishing, e-mails to individuals or work groups carefully crafted to spoof legitimate messages.
Keep a wary eye. Security company Baracuda Networks is reporting an uptick in the number of malicious HTML attachments with spam e-mails.
After originally saying that only consumers would get its Security Essentials suite of security apps for free, Microsoft now says SMBs can get free licenses for up to 10 computers.
A scary story emphasizing the scope of the problem with online computer infections that can result in anything from annoying slow-downs, to outages, to stolen data.
InformationWeek offers five suggestions for keeping your employees (and your computers and data) safe on the Web.
A whitepaper from Symantec Hosted Services (MessasgeLabs) that outlines the top 10 threats on the Internet for SMBs and explains how to eliminate them.
It was inevitable that hackers would go after the iPad . It's interesting that this one targets PC-owning iPad users.
Apple Macintosh computers, it turns out, are not immune to hacker attacks. This one is new and infection levels are low, but it's particularly nasty.
Protect your home office or teleworkers' offices with free enterprise-grade security software for home networks.
Red alert. SMB Tech blogger Paul Mah on the threat from bogus security software marketed on the Web that claims to protect against malicious code but actually installs malware on your computer.
PC Advisor's Lexton Snol explains why businesses need to start thinking more - and doing more - about data security on smartphones.
Symantec’s latest report outlines 13 security issues it expects will play a significant, if unpleasant, role in 2010. Small business owners and managers can minimize the danger by educating employees about the threats.
