Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Security Policy

http://cnnlive.org/SecurityThreats This video gives you a detailed description of the most common Security threats and the best rated vulnerability scanner to protect you and your organization from malware. Malware is short for malicious software, meaning software that can be used to compromise computer functions, steal data, bypass access controls, or otherwise cause harm to the host computer. Malware is a broad term that refers to a variety of malicious programs. This post will define several of the most common types of malware; adware, bots, bugs, rootkits, spyware, Trojan viruses, horses, and worms. The Retina Vulnerability Scanner provides the overall best protection against known and, unknown threats. It is important that your security policy is up to date, and you are consistently doing a security assessment to protect your business or personal assets. This is the link for the vulnerability scanner http://cnnlive.org/SecurityThreats.

Sunday, April 3, 2016

Clinton: Sanders is a Democrat-come-lately

Hillary Clinton wants voters in Wisconsin to know that she has been a Democrat for much of her adult life. Why? Bernie Sanders hasn't been.









Blake's big surprise

Blake's big surprise

While You Were Offline: Hamilton's Casting Call Doesn't Go Quite as Expected

While You Were Offline: Hamilton's Casting Call Doesn't Go Quite as Expected
In the Internet Age we really do have an April Fools' Week, don't we? The post While You Were Offline: Hamilton's Casting Call Doesn't Go Quite as Expected appeared first on WIRED.









U.S. sends F-15s to Iceland











Trump: RNC shouldn't allow Kasich to run

Donald Trump on Sunday called for Ohio Gov. John Kasich to drop out of the presidential race.

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Sure, Mood-Matching Lipstick Is Hogwash. But Here's What's in It

Sure, Mood-Matching Lipstick Is Hogwash. But Here's What's in It
Behind every coated pout, one trifecta runs the show: dyes and pigments for hue, wax for form, and oil for smooth application. The post Sure, Mood-Matching Lipstick Is Hogwash. But Here's What's in It appeared first on WIRED.