It's Cyber Security Month! And the more things change, the more they stay the same. The key advice for online self-defense I've given in the past is just as true now. So to help us all celebrate, I'm "re-featuring" a few articles I've run in the past.
Happy US Cyber Security Month! This partnership between Homeland Security, NCSA and MS-ISAC is an opportunity to recognize the importance of information security. How are you celebrating?
Last week I ran a couple of sessions at work on awareness and
security. Over the next few posts I will be reviewing some of the 3
themes I covered in a talk entitled "Online Self-Defense". You can view
the slides on my slideshare page. (actually, the talk focuses on just 2 of the themes but that's OK!). Since everything comes in threes (omne trium perfectum), I will give 3 easy tips for each theme (and some bonus tips as well).
The first theme is protecting your computer or device.
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Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Online Self Defense - Your Computer
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Online Self Defense - Part 1 - Your Computer
Happy US Cyber Security Month! This partnership between Homeland Security, NCSA and MS-ISAC is an opportunity to recognize the importance of information security. How are you celebrating?
Last week I ran a couple of sessions at work on awareness and security. Over the next few posts I will be reviewing some of the 3 themes I covered in a talk entitled "Online Self-Defense". You can view the slides on my slideshare page. (actually, the talk focuses on just 2 of the themes but that's OK!). Since everything comes in threes (omne trium perfectum), I will give 3 easy tips for each theme (and some bonus tips as well).
The first theme is protecting your computer or device.
Last week I ran a couple of sessions at work on awareness and security. Over the next few posts I will be reviewing some of the 3 themes I covered in a talk entitled "Online Self-Defense". You can view the slides on my slideshare page. (actually, the talk focuses on just 2 of the themes but that's OK!). Since everything comes in threes (omne trium perfectum), I will give 3 easy tips for each theme (and some bonus tips as well).
The first theme is protecting your computer or device.
Labels:
anti-malware,
apps,
automatic,
basics,
controls,
cyber,
cybersecurity,
firewall,
malware,
mobile,
network,
online,
passwords,
patching,
protections,
router,
security,
tablets,
technology,
updates
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