1. Antivirus Software
Viruses, worms and Trojan horses are common types of malicious code designed to hide within files or programming, only to self-replicate or multiply through actions of unknowing computer users. The most important step to combat malicious code: install antivirus software to scan for and detect viruses, and to repair virus-related damage. Install the software at your gateway, e-mail servers, client desktops and on mobile devices. Configure your antivirus software to boot automatically and update often.
2. Firewalls
An effective firewall is your first line of defense against hackers. They examine messages and block those that do not meet specified LTN-Security criteria.
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