Search TDS Business:
Security Center

Free Webinars - Internet Security Series for Businesses

Dr. Johannes Ullrich
The SANS Institute

The TDS Internet Security Webinar Series is providing information and tips to help business leaders identify security threats and take action to protect their business and customers. The speaker is Johannes Ullrich, Ph.D., who is Chief Technology Officer for the SANS Internet Storm Center. Network World named him to its 2004 list of the 50 most powerful people in the networking industry.

Webinar - Securing the Last Layer of Defense - Your Users



Every day your voice and data network is more at risk. A security breach could bring your business to a standstill, damage your reputation, or lead to identity theft. The TDS® Security Center provides information to help safeguard your business.

Tools & Resources for Your Business

Toll Fraud Alert

Toll fraud is on the rise as hackers are increasingly accessing business systems and making unauthorized calls. Protect yourself by learning more

Network Security Test

Is your client and company information protected? Answer 10 questions and find out if you're at risk. Take the test

Computer Scan

You may have threats on your computer and not even know it. Scan your computer to check. Scan my computer

Security Terminology

Having trouble keeping up with security terminology? Check out the glossary and get up to speed. Glossary

Common Security Questions

These are some of the most common questions the TDS Support Team has received from our customers. Check them out

Disclaimer: TDS Internet Services provides this page as a benefit to customers so you can learn more about security. TDS Internet Services does not represent that this page or any information on it will meet your requirements or prevent unauthorized access to your computers, network, servers, and other equipment, or to any data information or files on any of them. The information provided by TDS Internet Services should not be construed as an endorsement of particular security products or a customer’s security practices.

Insecurity of the Internet. CONNECTION TO THE INTERNET CREATES INSECURITY. Security and disruption problems are inherent in the Internet. The very openness of the Internet creates risks that the Internet is insecure, and vulnerable to both intentional and unintentional disruption. Security breaches can occur for technical and other reasons, and, despite the implementation of security measures, we cannot guarantee that our networks are not vulnerable to unauthorized and illegal access, computer viruses and other disruptive problems. Our ability to provide our services depends in part on the reliability of the Internet and the networks of our partners, and our services can also be negatively affected by limitations inherent in the technology infrastructure supporting the Internet and the internal networks of Internet users. Customer must provide adequate information security for their own networks by using appropriately complex passwords, firewalls, and updated anti-virus and anti-spyware software.