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Secure IE 2004
Help Documents
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Secure IE 2004 Help Documents
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Secure IE protects your computer at the main point of external contact - your
web browser - and tightly restricts what websites can and cannot do to you.
Secure IE closes an important potential security hole by specifically address
malicious behavior from websites.
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Initial Security
Configuration
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If you are using Secure IE for the first time, or have not previously
configured web browser security, you should run Secure IE's Internet Security
Manager to automatically configure your computer's internet security settings.
For more information on the Internet Security Manager,
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Using Security
Zones
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Once internet security has been configured by the Internet Security Manager,
you can classify individual websites into security zones by right-clicking on
the browser's status bar (near the bottom right of the Secure IE screen). For
more information on Security Zones, click here.
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ActiveX, Flash,
and Popups
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Secure IE contains a special toolbar - the Browser Security toolbar -
that allows you to easily turn ActiveX, Flash, and Popups on or off.
For more information on the Browser Security Toolbar,
click here.
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