Rule the Road with Symantec Website Security Solutions

The Symantec Website Security Channel Marketing Team is proud to announce a new quick start tool for partners called the Road to Profitability. This engaging and interactive platform enables partners with tools and resources along the road to help you become a more stronger and smarter partner.

The Road to Profitability paves a smooth road ahead that will allow you to sell with confidence, maximize marketing opportunities, accelerate time to market, and differentiate your solution offerings. The tool takes you on a tour of what the Symantec Website Security Partner Program has to offer through various points of interest and some special roadside excursions:

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WHITE PAPER: Fraud Alert: Phishing — The Latest Tactics and Potential Business Impacts 2012
 
As one of the top cyber crime ploys impacting both consumers and businesses, phishing has remained a consistently potent threat over the past several years. In fact, the cumulative number of phishing attacks recorded in 2011 represented a 37 percent increase over 2010.[2] The impact on businesses can be quite severe. RSA estimated in its...

Social media—by now almost every company knows they need to get on board in some way, but many don’t know where to start. Many have started that Facebook page or put out a few tweets only to lose momentum. Others inspire envy in their seemingly effortless success with thousands of followers and comments galore.

To help you be the latter instead of  the former,  the Symantec Partner Digital Strategy team and I will be offering tips and tricks in a series of posts starting today, complete with guidance and case studies to help you better navigate how to use social media for your business and connect with your customers. We’ll start small and drill down over time.

And we’d love to hear from you—what are your own successes, challenges, what would you like to know more about. We also invite you to join us online on Twitter and Facebook.

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You've probably been surprised at some site with messages like "your computer is not protected" or "your computer is infected". Behind these scary messages (scare) are hiding the real threats. When you accept the recommendation of the site and download the program to the "cleaning" of your hard programinha the malicious suggests that you are with malware - and it's true, he undertook to install - only to remove this malware is necessary "pay for the full version."

 The care that you have to have: Obviously, do not trust programs that appear from nowhere and promise to clean your computer from threats. Serious companies will never offer you protection without request.

These following programs say they solved problems of viruses, but are actually malicious software that...