Have you ever been in a situation where you feel like someone is watching you whilst you are working on your computer? Be it at the airport, restaurant, hotel, coffee shop, at a client or on the move!? By watching you I mean, closely monitoring your network traffic, that is, your web browsing, your POP3 emails , your FTP file transfers, open VNC sessions and last but not least your remote desktop (RDP) sessions. Well, the good news is, you can make it difficult for someone to easily spy on you or intercept your traffic. The process of preventing people from snooping or eavesdropping your traffic requires one to force or redirect all the traffic to go via or through an artificial and encrypted electronic passage irrespective of whether
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Recently, whilst I was having a chat with one of my long time friends (a couple of days just after New Year’s Day), it came to my attention that his Asset Management Business had gotten off to a bad start and wasn’t fully operational due to the fact that both his servers kept experiencing technical problems, well that’s what he told me! Due to the nature of his business he couldn’t readily access his client’s files when the need arose neither could he collaborate with them via email. This was partly because both servers hosted his clients’ files and emails and of late had been