010 Security

Spyware is a serious threat to a computer and the private information stored on it. It is basically a malware that can be installed on a computer. It collects small bits of information regarding a user without his knowledge. Presence of spyware on a computer is generally hidden from a user and can be pretty difficult to detect on one's own. The term 'spyware' may just indicate that it is software that secretly 'spies' over a user's computing, but in reality, the functions of a spyware goes beyond mere monitoring. Spyware software are capable of gathering several types of private information, for example, a user's Internet surfing habits, sites that have been browsed, etc. and it can also interfere with a user's control over his computer, like, installing extra software or redirecting web browser. Spyware can also change the settings of a computer and lead to slow connection speeds. With the increasing menace of different spywares these days, several

The following job description outlines the general qualifications sought in an information systems or IT security resume. An IT security analyst resume should aim to cover as many of these commonly requested qualifications. Job Titles in this area include Information Security Analyst, IT Security Engineer-Analyst, Systems Security Analyst, Technology Security Engineer, IT Security Consultant. Common Responsibilities for Information Security Job Description     Solid knowledge of information security principles and practices.     Working experience with intrusion detection systems     Installation, configuration, monitoring and response to security system     Understanding of advanced security protocols and standards     Experience with software and security architectures     Evaluate and develop approach to solutions     Proactively assesses potential items of risk     Experience with security practices of Intranet and Extranet     Support day-to-day administration o