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What is Internet Security?
by Admin on Sep 30, 2022 12:00:00 AM
Internet security is any cybersecurity measure taken to protect online transactions, data, and activities. The intent is to protect internet users from hackers and limit or eliminate data breaches.
What Internet Security Is and Why It's Important
Internet security involves steps taken to protect online activities, transactions, and data. Internet security can be a strategy, such as using only complex passwords for online services. It also can involve steps like installing security software. For example, setting up a firewall for the Windows or Mac OS can block malicious connections, while installing antivirus software helps keep your computer free of malware.
Internet security is important to protect people and their private information online. According to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), one in three U.S. homes with computers are infected with malware, and nearly half of all U.S. adults have been hacked online. In addition, many companies have been subject to data breaches that exposed the personal information of their customers. This is why good cybersecurity practices are so important.
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Distribution relationship offers DNS security to regional MSPs, partners and businesses
WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 2, 2024 – DNSFilter announced today that its VPN product, Guardian, was recently added toeero’s premium subscription,eero Plus, for FireOS and Android devices in addition to support on iOS. Guardian’s VPN is easy for customers to install and helps provide browsing security and privacy to consumers if they are away from their networks.
As guest and public Wi-Fi services grow in speed, quality, and popularity – in part driven by poor 5G indoor coverage – the issue of Wi-Fi security once again looms large. DNSFilter says four out of five security breaches involve DNS, and that both malware and phishing is sharply on the rise. The company offers an elegant solution to block out the majority of malicious actors on public Wi-Fi networks.