Stephens City, VA May 25, 2008 -- VTC.com and trainer Bobby Rogers announce the release of a new tutorial on the Fundamentals of Computer Security.

In this age of malware, identity theft, and hackers, both computer users and network administrators have to know how to secure their systems. With over 8 hours of training VTC author Bobby Rogers, provides an in-depth explanation on the foundational concepts and terms necessary to lock down your system and prevent attacks from both the Internet and malicious users.

"With a greater number of people using the internet for personal and financial transactions, security is a major priority," said Jeffrey Albright, Marketing Assistant at VTC. "This course provides even the most inexperienced users with tools to protect themselves from becoming the victim of an internet predator."

PRODUCT INFORMATION:
Now Shipping - Fundamentals of Computer Security
CD Price (USA) - $99.95
Available on VTC Online University
Author - Bobby Rogers
Number of Movies - 92
Total Time - 8.5 Hours
ISBN # - 1-934743-69-0
Sku # - 33874

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Membership to the VTC Online University is available for a month-to-month fee of $30 USD a month, or $250 USD for a yearlong subscription. Over 600 courses with more than 66,000 movies at your fingertips. As with all VTC.com tutorials, the first three chapters of any full length title can be viewed online free of charge and with no obligation. For additional titles that are in development - please visit http://www.vtc.com/modules/products/titlesInDevelopment.php

About VTC.com:
VTC is a leader in self-paced software training for the working professional, student, or hobbyist. From the first training course created by VTC's Mark Vernon in 1994 to our latest releases we continue to expand our library of over 600 courses available online or on CD. Tutorials for programs in graphics, animation & 3D, audio production, video, web design, database programming, office applications, networking, operating systems and so much more.