National Webcast Initiative
Adware/Spyware
How to Protect Yourself from Today’s Most Dangerous Spyware Threats
February 9, 2005
The fourth session in the National Webcast Initiative series took place on February 9, 2005. More than 2,000 individuals representing 7 countries registered for this event. Adware/Spyware - How to Protect Yourself from Today's Most Dangerous Spyware Threats was the topic of the webcast with a featured presentation by Mr. Roger Thompson , Director of Malicious Content Research, Computer Associates. Opening remarks were provided by Mr. Michael Smith, Acting Deputy Director, Outreach and Awareness, US-CERT, US Department of Homeland Security, and Mr. William Pelgrin, Chair of the MS-ISAC.
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Today’s most dangerous spyware threats
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What they do to your systems
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Why they are so difficult to remove
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How you can protect yourself
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