Security Advice

Career Solutions is committed to ensure the safety of its users. To provide the safest possible environment, we recommend our users to take care of few simple security precautions for a safe career.

We've gathered the following security-related information. Users are advised to familiarize themselves with this information.

Phishing is a type of deception designed to steal your valuable personal data. Scam artists might send millions of fraudulent e-mail messages that appear to come from Web sites you trust including careersolutions.co.in . We ask you to remain alert for counterfeit "phishing" emails that may appear to come from Career Solutions. Career Solutions will never request personal information via unsolicited email (i.e. not a response to an email sent by you). Career Solutions does not ask you for any personal information other than your user ID and password when you log into www.careersolutions.co.in .

If you receive a suspicious email regarding your Career Solutions account, email it to secure@careersolutions.co.in

Web browsers use standard security protocols like SSL, and S-HTTP to enable private information to be transmitted safely over the Inteet. When you visit a Web site with the SSL protocol, a secure connection is created between your computer and the Web site server you are visiting. Once this connection is established, you can transmit any amount of information to the Web server safely. In contrast, the S-HTTP is designed to transmit individual messages. When you do an online transaction using your credit/debit/inteet bank account, your account information is transmitted securely using SSL protocol to ensure maximum safety.

If a secure session is established and the information is encrypted during transmission, then others will not be able to view your information. However, you should be aware that some Web browsers will store information on your computer even after you are finished conducting your online activities, this is called caching. Therefore, you should always logout and then close your browser once you are finished using the Inteet.

Install and Update Anti-Virus Software: You should always protect your computer by using up-to-date anti-virus software that is capable of scanning files and email messages for viruses. This will prevent your files from being corrupted or lost and also prevent your PC from getting infected with the virus.

Anti-virus software protects you from Trojan horses. Trojan horses are typically sent to computer systems through email. They are particularly dangerous because they have the potential to allow others to gain control of your computer system remotely, without your knowledge or consent. These programs can capture and send sensitive information stored on your hard drive to any other person who has gained remote access to your computer

A variety of anti-virus software packages are available on the market today. Many of these products install anti-virus updates to your computer automatically, as long as you have the update feature enabled. Installing an Anti-Virus software package is simple and will save your hours of frustration spent on trying to restore an infected computer system.

Use a Personal Firewall: Any computer or device connected to the Inteet that is not properly protected is vulnerable to a variety of malicious Inteet intrusions and attacks. This applies to all cable modem, digital subscribe line (DSL) and dial-up users. However, cable modem and DSL users are particularly vulnerable because both connection methods provide "always-on" connection capability. The likelihood of a malicious individual entering your computer increases significantly the longer your computer is on and is connected to the Inteet.

A personal firewall will help protect you from intrusion. Firewalls create a barrier between your computer and the rest of the Inteet. A firewall can be a hardware device, a software application or a combination of the two. Firewalls can prevent malicious attacks and block certain types of data from entering your computer or private network. They can also be set up to alert you if anyone tries to access your system.

Keep your browser and operating system up-to-date with Software Updates: The software you use and the Inteet itself can impact the security of your online activities. Therefore, you should watch for security bulletins that wa you about various security "holes" or "bugs" that may impact the software and Web browser you are using. It is very important to check the Web sites of your operating system and Web browser vendors for software "patches" and "updates". Some operating systems and software can be configured to automatically check for new updates. To access current Microsoft Security Updates, please visit their Security Updates Web site.