Hello: I like to disable JavaScript, java, activex, and install on demand, or just run a AntiVirus with browser protection. AV usually catches common malicious web content as a user surfs the web. But as you know, nothing is 100% secure.
What has worked for me is AntiVirus, and it has catched many sites with malicious .js and .vbs code, trying to execute in the background, as pop-ups pop all over the screen. Being that you content filter, make sure you block all malicious sites. (porn-Trojan sites-warez-hacking-ect.) Good Luck, Dom~ -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 10:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Malicious Web Content. Hi all, Another question..... We have anti-virus software on all out PC's. We have a Firewall that, as far as I can determine, is well configured ( Default deny, limited open ports etc ), and web page content filtering ( Information content, not code content). My question is how worried should we be about malicious code in web pages out users access and what steps can we take to mitigate the risk beyond implementing IE and Outlook security zones. Is there anything else we can do without spending money on content filtering technology? Many thanks. S.
