sbc home security system?
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Not too sure what your question is about, but if you need more information related to home security systems, you can read this site which contains lots of non technical information related to home security systems. Hope it helps.\n\nRecommended reading: http://cctvcamera.50webs.com
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http://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/security/
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Hmm... I'd say u google for the Keyword "Keylogger" and "System Surveillance Software". I tried it but the results are overwhelming. I recommend that you do the same and Pick up the one you want. I've not used any of the software turned over by google so I'm not in a position to recommend any names.
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http://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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Zone Alarm suite:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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SBC security is primarily for your online security - and only works to stop online viruses and malware that transmit through emails and malicious sites.\n\nWindows security - although not terribly secure - updates your operating system and installs patches and fixes that your particular OS needs. Think of Windows security updates as band-aids for scratches you didn't know you had. \n\nThey are truly two different animals.
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I'm a professional security consultant.  You're getting a lot of opinions here, but the obvious is being overlooked -- there is no such thing as a best solution.  Your correct choice depends on what you're trying to protect!  Just because you're a home user doesn't mean that the Windows firewall is good enough.  What if you bring home sensitive documents from work?  What if you keep your entire personal financial data and history on the same computer that's connected to the Internet?  Obviously, then, what is adequate for one person isn't necessarily adequate for another.  Now, with that in mind, here's my advice:  if you are an average home user with a home PC with some games and maybe the kids' homework on it, then the firewall built in to Windows will be good enough.  If your PC at home has your personal financial data on it (maybe your Quicken files), then purchase an external firewall/router from the store -- one of the relatively inexpensive Netgear boxes, maybe.  If you bring sensitive data home from work, or your PC contains your life's history, then you should consider a more powerful firewall (Astaro is great for this -- www.astaro.com -- you can get a home use license for about $75 a year that enables all the features and subscriptions).  Configuring an Astaro, however, requires some technical expertise.  Personally, I've been using Astaro firewalls for years and they are the hacker's nightmare from hell.\n\nI hope this helps you!
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get an antiVirus:\navg grisoft\navast!\nantiVir\n\nget the free antiSpyware:\nad-aware\nspybot\nwindows defender\n\nget a free firewall:\nzone-alarm free\ncomodo
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Here's all the information you need.\nhttp://symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blackmal.e@mm.html
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video the lockers.  (or spread a rumor that there is a security system)\nBuying stronger locks is a possibility, but a crow bar can handle most locks.
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Go to the manufactures web site and you will find instructions for setting up security, probably a user manual or some such
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Yes you do.  I have a feeling you don't want to pay for it so try zone alarm - it is free to non-business users and it does do a good job.
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Here is a great at home business that I have found that works and makes your home a safer place. \nhttp://www.stayinhomeandlovinit.com/cgi-bin/team.cgi?id=kr283349&action=show\n\nYou can also check out my blog:\nhttp://klmr.blogspot.com
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GFI Network Security Tools or Shavlik
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How about...."home alone"\nYou could review all the devices that can monitor the safe running of the home whilst not occuppied.i.e. burglar alarms.\nThere is now a device to call you when water is detected from broken pipes.Maybe you could come up with some new ideas not yet available.\nHope this helps.
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http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/security/Content/2004.05.12.html \nuse this
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http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsce/ they took over ademco which is an adt distributor of parts