Spam as a canned luncheon meat is a fine food product. Go ask anyone who grew up in Hawaii, where they eat more pork products than anywhere else in the US. The spam that floods our email inbox, of course, is almost universally loathed (including in Hawaii), and some people even predict that it may bring about the demise of email entirely. Likewise, spywares have begun to cause a visible impact on consumers and businesses who are wasting more time and efforts looking over their shoulders warily (so to speak), wondering if their important information is safe. Although companies are unlikely to give up the most useful communication technology since the telephone just to prevent spam and spyware attacks, the terrible twosome is having significant impacts on any business that has a presence on the Internet. How spam drains your productivity? (650 words) How spam exposes the business to malicious code (300 words) How spam creates legal liabilities? (500 words) Understanding the mechanism of spam blocker (700 words) How to keep spyware away from workstations? (450 words) The effects of network architecture on spam attack (400 words) The effects of people skill on spam attack (600 words) The importance of spam and spyware control (400 words) Types of anti-spam solutions (300 words) Key features of anti-spam solutions (300 words) How to make an anti-spam solution works perfectly? (1300 words) What is spyware? (650 words) How spyware gets into your computer? (850 words) How spyware obtains information from your computer? (900 words) How to fight spyware? (600 words) How scan and remove spyware? (450 words) A guide on choosing and using spyware blockers (900 words) How email addresses are harvested from the internet? (600 words) How email addresses are bought and stolen? (200 words) How directory service attacks can be used to gather email addresses? (600 words) and hundreds more..........