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There’s a lot of debate about which is the most secure web browser. Conventional wisdom says that Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, the most popular browser, is also the least secure because of the attention that hackers pay to it.
The latest round of critical Java security bugs and new attacks has IT pros asking a familiar question: Is it time to kill the software platform for good?
A new report says some conventional wisdom about browser security might be wrong, as a series of tests to choose the most secure browser delivered a result that may surprise many IT pros:
Users looking for ever-faster ways to browse the web may want to check out the latest version of Mozilla’s Firefox browser.
A secure browser can be the first line of defense for a company’s network security. Here are some tools that can help find and fix security holes.
Despite the fact that the browser’s almost a decade old and known to have security issues, a lot of businesses are still using Internet Explorer 6.
Despite dominating the market recently, Internet Explorer is now used by less than half of web users.
The latest version of Internet Explorer has gotten some pretty positive reviews, but Microsoft has warned businesses to wait before they upgrade.
Consider turning off this tool to enhance your company’s Internet security.
The folks at Google have touted Chrome as the safest web browser available. But determined hackers are always finding new ways to access your company’s sensitive information.
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