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Technical Support : Security

Internet security is an area of concern to many users. GCI makes every effort to ensure that our Internet network, via dial up, cable modem, MVL modem, or Tsunami dedicated line is secure up to the point where you connect to us. After that, the responsibility for securing your equipment in your home or business is yours. There are many steps you can take to ensure greater security, no matter how you are connecting to GCI Internet.

Restricting Internet and Network Access to Your System
It's important to restrict all network and physical access to your equipment.

Cable Modem Security
A cable modem Internet connection is comparable in security to a dial-up connection, although there is additional exposure because many users leave their computers on and connected at all times.

Internet Safety for Children
Concerned about Internet safety for your family? Here are some good ideas.

Virus Protection
Find out more about computer viruses and trojan horses, and what you can do to prevent them.

Links to Security Resources
There are a vast number of excellent security resources online that can be found via a keyword search. Below are a few we've found helpful:

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