Without one's knowledge, spyware is sitting there, using the computer's resources, logging one's keystrokes, tracking one's Internet surfing habits, and relaying information to others. Some forms of spyware may actually change the computer configuration. This webcast explains what spyware is and isn't, what it can do and how it is winning the game, how to tell if one has it, how to get rid of it, why Microsoft's anti-spyware software isn't sufficient, and identifies steps one needs to take, before it is too late. This is the third part in the webcast that provides information on how to protect the workstations, and also discusses five steps to security.
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