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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!

You are well aware that your PC is one of the most indispensable assets, and the Internet is your lifeline. In fact, none of us can imagine our lives without these essentials. But do you think you are doing enough to ensure that they are safe for you? Is your computer system equipped to combat all the nasty infections the Internet brings in each day? Let’s put it this way- When was the last time you updated your antivirus software?. Well, most of us would not remember doing that. But, is it actually required?        

“Antivirus”

The opening up of cyber arena for banks and other financial institutions has given rise to numerous opportunities, for them as well as their customers. Online banks bring in the convenience of operations and simplified financial transactions as opposed to traditional brick-and-mortar banks. However, their online presence is marked with some shortcomings as well. These shortcomings, if not dealt with appropriately, will affect the confidence of customers in online banking practices.

“Know Your Enemies With Antivirus”

How safe are you in today’s digital era? Is your PC at workplace or at home capable of handling threats thrown-in by e-world? Ever wondered how your system vulnerabilities could be exploited to vandalise your resources as well as reputation? As the technology advances, associated security risks and methods to damage your vital data too get advanced. Cyber attackers and hackers are on a rampage to abuse your IT security loopholes to their advantage.

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What is more expensive, PC or data? A debatable question though, but it calls for some deliberation. How would you weigh the importance of your data as opposed to that of your PC or laptop? It is not about selecting between the two, but even you would not disagree with me if I say that- your laptop or PC could be pricy but your data is definitely priceless. It is so, because the data once gone is gone forever, for it cannot be recreated in its original form. But, do we really value our critical data? Probably not.