Unistal founded in 1994, is the market leader in software product and application development with a global footprint of over 17 million licensed users spread across 125 countries. Since then Unistal’s data care, Anti-Virus, data security products and data recovery services deliver a cutting edge solution which helps business to manage costs, improve processes & optimize overall growth, and thereby delivering value to the organization.

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Advancement in technology is causing our security applications and computer protection programs to take a leap too. We all use an antivirus. What do you expect your security program to do for you? Should it offer superior protection, or take up the role of optimizing your system’s performance? We all are so busy in our lives that we do not want to take up the hassle of trying to figure out what is causing our PC to be slow or which kind of malware is trying to compromise its security.

Security technology is advancing with lightning fast pace. This trend is driven by enormous security challenges posed by information era on the modern organizations. Data Encryption is a similar step towards enhanced data security. Data and information are extremely important for any commercial organization, as data forms the mainstay of their business operations. Data security by way of encryption might be an option for some corporations, but it is enforced by law in certain government agencies, industrial sectors and countries.

“Computer Security Software”

The term ‘bug’ is used in a variety of contexts. Ordinarily, we refer to an insect when we talk about bug in our day-to-day lives. However, in the IT world, the definition of bug is slightly different. We talk of software bugs and computer bugs differently. When a computer starts behaving erroneously or is not working the way it ought to be, we say that the computer is ‘bugged’.

Work environment in modern organizations is highly dependent on computers and related devices. They form part and parcel of the corporate culture today. One not only uses computers to simplify work, but also to store and carry data. It, therefore, becomes increasingly important for organizations to secure their assets, such as computers and supporting devices. There are several factors which could be risky for an organization’s information health and pose threat to its safety. Asset tagging is an important concept in asset and resource management for IT enabled organizations.

To tackle this question we will begin with a very basic discussion on output devices. We all know that our computer’s monitor and printer are output devices. To be precise, an output device of a computer is a hardware which is dedicated to communicate the end results of an activity or processing, performed by its CPU, to the end user. It is a means to display the information processed by the computer to humans in a format that can be read and understood by them.

“Internet security software”

It seems as a great thought to be able to use Internet on the go that too free of cost, with the help of Wi-Fi hot-spots in hotels, airports, coffee shop, or public library. What could be better than killing your time by checking emails, browsing the web or having a status update on a social media site without spending a penny. But, do you think you are safe this way? You might be using your own laptop or smartphone, yet you could be at a great risk while surfing in a public network. Therefore, it is better to be aware of the pitfalls of such a usage of Internet before you decide to go for one the next time.

In the age of rampant cyber crime incidences, several foster websites are flocking the web world in a quest to disrupt the safety of vulnerable PC users. Attackers are striving each day to devise new methods for compromising an individual’s information security and to bring about a cyber scam for obtaining financial gains. Phishing attacks show the dismal reality of the Internet world and can be devastating for an unprotected individual.

“Activity Reporter”

Running a business is a challenging task and involves enormous physical as well as intellectual inputs. You nurture your organization just like your own child, laying its foundation with great hopes and nourishing it with your values. However, being a business owner can also put you at great risk of losing your hard earned money and reputation to certain uncalled for circumstances and minor mistakes.

Oops you deleted it! Accidentally though, but you did it. As busy computer users, we all encounter situations of this sort some time or the other in our lives. Adding to the trouble, we realize that we were too busy, or perhaps lazy, to back up our work and data. At that moment, we wish we had a time machine to take us back to pre-data loss state. Unfortunately, this isn’t possible in reality!