On MovieTome: TRANSFORMERS 2 SPOILERS!

Search:
Go!


Download DIY: Security Starter Kit

Send out scouts

View full screenshot...
SiteAdvisor warns you about suspicious sites via your browser status bar and result pages from popular search engines.
Once your castle is built, you're safe, right? Not so fast. A major factor in avoiding potential threats is being careful about what you download and which sites you visit. While you know that Download.com only offers safe content, what about sites you've never visited or aren't sure about? Enter SiteAdvisor, a helpful browser add-on for Internet Explorer or Firefox that gives you inside information on sites even before you visit them. Using a color-coded system, a visual alert informs you whether a site is safe (green), requires caution (yellow), or is potentially dangerous (red). SideAdvisor also adds the color-coded warning and other site information to Google search results, so you'll be able to spot threats before they infiltrate your castle.

Read a CNET editor's review of SiteAdvisor.
 

Castle complete!

While no set of software is totally bulletproof, setting up basic PC security is simple with these six programs. We highly recommend you build a functional system to guard against the potential threats outlined here. If you are vigilant with frequent updates and scans, your PC castle will be a safe place for both you and your data.


advertisement
Click Here
Resources from our sponsors

Powered by PC-cillin to guard your online data. Stop tomorrow's threats today.


Block spyware and viruses with advanced protection and industry leading performance


You can be up and running with Spyware Doctor in minutes.


Security Discussions

What is the first security program you should install?

Latest 3 submissions

"Firewall is the most important to..."

by KlingonBatleth (see profile)
February 2, 2008
A firewall is the first security program to install. Ignore those people saying to install anti-virus programs first,...
(read more)

"can not open xpi files"

by Fatih M Cengiz (see profile)
October 2, 2007
xpi can not open file
(read more)

"Avast beats avg and mcafee"

by adkiller2k7 (see profile)
September 23, 2007
AVG SUCKS!!! never use avg if u use the internet on anything under windows xp service pack 2 if u use the internet...
(read more)


Submit your post
See all submissions



© 2008 CNET Networks, Inc., a CBS Company. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use