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PC Safety 101 - Michael Jason
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Why You Need To Worry About Malware
As a successful entrepreneur you need to communicate all day, every day, with your customers, suppliers, partners, employees, and others. You need to keep records. You need to have reliable access to email and the internet.
Nasty little software programs are out there which will slow, snarl or even stop your computer and your Internet connection.
Some of them will track your activity, and some will even mine your personal or business information. This malicious software – or malware
for short – is an every day problem that can, if left unchecked, render your computer worthless, harm your business, and potentially even harm your life.
Have you noticed mysterious slowdowns in your computer’s performance, even when you only have one or two programs (apparently) running?
Have you noticed a lag in your web surfing, even though you have a very fast broadband connection?
Almost certainly if you have, it’s because spyware or adware is taxing your system, slowing things down for you while sending information you may not want sent, to places you almost certainly don’t want it sent