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Safe Surfing On Secure Sites

There are website tools today that allow even the least technologically savvy person to get a site up and running in no time at all, making the world wide web more varied, more accessible and more dangerous than ever. Without taking adequate security measures to protect websites as well as the surfers to those sites, the hackers out there would have complete reign over personal and private information that could enable them to steal not only data, but financial resources, personal identity and other valuable information from innumerable people around the world.

If you are new to the world of website development and ownership, there are a few things that are critical for you to know to provide a basic level of security for your site. If you think of your site like you think of your home, it’s easy to understand a little of what you need to do to keep unwanted hackers and unsavory visitors access to your site, gaining control of your valuable information.

You need to protect the ports into your website just as you would protect the front door of your house when you are gone. You want to keep people out that have less than honorable intentions. You can set up a firewall that will block unwanted traffic thorough ports of entry such as e-mail and web browsers into your computer. They are vulnerable points of entry for malware and viruses to get into your system and cause damage sometimes without being detected until it’s too late to recover. There are numerous companies that offer firewall protection programs and it can not be stressed enough how important these safeguards are for your site.

Just as you need to guard the front door of your house, the back door is the place that a smart thief will go to gain entry when the front door is properly secured. There are viruses and malware that will do the same thing to gain entry into your computer operating system. The uninvited program or virus will enter through a method of bypassing normal authentication methods, through the “backdoor,” thereby having the ability to remain undetected and do it’s malicious deeds before any corrective action can be taken. Having effective virus scan programming in effect on your computer can go far in detecting these types of threats as well as stopping some of them in their tracks before they make it in to the computer but the best defense of all is in educating yourself on how to effectively deal with and eliminate them from your computer as is necessary. You can do this by making sure you have the security essentials for your system, typically Microsoft Security Essentials for Windows users, downloaded onto your computer and referring to it often.

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