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In ordinance to your succession as brits, I shall prepare to start a nuclear war. Nuclear computer war.
To start you off, I want to let you know what this site will be up against in the next week.
Viruses and the practice computer - keeping the bogeyman at bay
In Practice 28 February 2003, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 108-110(3)
Easson W.
Abstract:
COMPUTER viruses and 'worms' are an all-too-common occurrence in today's on-line world and it is easy to become paranoid and to stop using computer systems and networks to their full potential, for fear of 'catching a virus'. At the same time, viruses are blamed inappropriately for many unrelated computer faults, and also spread distrust and fear of other on-line users. This article is intended to allay fears, but at the same time instil a consistent and rigorous approach to security and contingency planning for veterinary practice computer systems.
Keywords: Computing; security
Document Type: Research article ISSN: 0263-841X
DOI (article): NO_DOI
SICI (online): 0263-841X(20030228)25:2L.108;1-
Publisher: BVA Publications
To start you off, I want to let you know what this site will be up against in the next week.
Viruses and the practice computer - keeping the bogeyman at bay
In Practice 28 February 2003, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 108-110(3)
Easson W.
Abstract:
COMPUTER viruses and 'worms' are an all-too-common occurrence in today's on-line world and it is easy to become paranoid and to stop using computer systems and networks to their full potential, for fear of 'catching a virus'. At the same time, viruses are blamed inappropriately for many unrelated computer faults, and also spread distrust and fear of other on-line users. This article is intended to allay fears, but at the same time instil a consistent and rigorous approach to security and contingency planning for veterinary practice computer systems.
Keywords: Computing; security
Document Type: Research article ISSN: 0263-841X
DOI (article): NO_DOI
SICI (online): 0263-841X(20030228)25:2L.108;1-
Publisher: BVA Publications
Page:
Are you sure the hamburgers are actually at the table though Hedfix or is that the intelligence you have gathered telling you?
I know it's designed to get them both to a negotiating table.
*Puts hamburgers on table*
*Puts hamburgers on table*
That ploy works equally well with Brits as well Hedfix :-D
OMG! My birthday is the 28th of february!
Hmmm we have a diversionary tactic for just such an occasion...
*Points*
Look hamburgers!
*Points*
Look hamburgers!
Yeah. Cause you're well 'ard.
In ordinance to your succession as brits, I shall prepare to start a nuclear war. Nuclear computer war.
To start you off, I want to let you know what this site will be up against in the next week.
Viruses and the practice computer - keeping the bogeyman at bay
In Practice 28 February 2003, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 108-110(3)
Easson W.
Abstract:
COMPUTER viruses and 'worms' are an all-too-common occurrence in today's on-line world and it is easy to become paranoid and to stop using computer systems and networks to their full potential, for fear of 'catching a virus'. At the same time, viruses are blamed inappropriately for many unrelated computer faults, and also spread distrust and fear of other on-line users. This article is intended to allay fears, but at the same time instil a consistent and rigorous approach to security and contingency planning for veterinary practice computer systems.
Keywords: Computing; security
Document Type: Research article ISSN: 0263-841X
DOI (article): NO_DOI
SICI (online): 0263-841X(20030228)25:2L.108;1-
Publisher: BVA Publications
To start you off, I want to let you know what this site will be up against in the next week.
Viruses and the practice computer - keeping the bogeyman at bay
In Practice 28 February 2003, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 108-110(3)
Easson W.
Abstract:
COMPUTER viruses and 'worms' are an all-too-common occurrence in today's on-line world and it is easy to become paranoid and to stop using computer systems and networks to their full potential, for fear of 'catching a virus'. At the same time, viruses are blamed inappropriately for many unrelated computer faults, and also spread distrust and fear of other on-line users. This article is intended to allay fears, but at the same time instil a consistent and rigorous approach to security and contingency planning for veterinary practice computer systems.
Keywords: Computing; security
Document Type: Research article ISSN: 0263-841X
DOI (article): NO_DOI
SICI (online): 0263-841X(20030228)25:2L.108;1-
Publisher: BVA Publications
Page: