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OpenDNS: Forget free. We want paying customers

Free isn't all it's cracked up to be. At least according to free DNS service provider OpenDNS, which is unveiling on Monday a suite of paid services targeted at enterprise customers.

| News | Security | Small business | 09/14/09 at 12:58 pm |


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Conficker may be more widespread than previously thought

The Conficker worm has infected 500,000 of OpenDNS's more than 10 million users, making it more widespread than thought, the company said.

| News | Security | 04/01/09 at 7:54 pm |


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Three Free, Easy Ways To Protect Your Network

Whether the Conficker worm booms or fizzles, take it as a reminder to keep your networks safe. You could spend money on a security consultant--which isn't such a bad investment if helpful--but here are three free tricks to increase your network's security.

| Tip | Security | Small business | 04/01/09 at 10:42 am |


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Use OpenDNS To Protect Your Business Network

If you aren't using OpenDNS to protect your small business network, now is the time to take the few minutes to set it up.

| Opinion | Networking | Security | Small business | 03/27/09 at 8:41 am |


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Kaspersky, OpenDNS collaborate to slow Conficker worm

OpenDNS has added a feature to its DNS services with help from Russian security company Kaspersky Lab to fight a widespread worm.

| News | Security | 02/09/09 at 9:26 am |


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I heard mention that the Chrome OS will have some sort of encryption available a la bitlocker. If it's possible to encrypt personal data using another password or key, then it may have potential for very secure data.... And Ubuntu has an 'encrypt home directory' option, perhaps google should follow suit.
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