Some good advice

Quoted from a post at the Office Weblog concerning that study about home users and the lack of internet security tools in use.

[quote]Do a friend or family member a favor and help them secure their PC with the free tools available to prevent virus and spyware attacks.[/quote]

Something to think about as we head into the holiday season and you’re spending time with family and friends. Heck maybe you can make it their gift. 🙂

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