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* Use passwords. Secure the network by setting strong passwords. Set the ability to remotely lock down or wipe the laptop if the user repeatedly fails to enter the correct password.
* Use encryption. Encrypt the data on the laptop so that it cannot be read without the correct key. The encryption should take place on the hard disk in case the hard disk is removed and installed in a different device.
* Use security chips. Purchase laptops with embedded security chips that permanently assign unique identifiers to every computer and cannot be changed. When the laptop is booted, the user must log in using a PIN number or, preferably, a more secure system such as a fingerprint reader.
* Use education. Educate your colleagues and employees. It's amazing how many users keep their network passwords written on a note taped to their monitors. It's like buying an expensive deadbolt for your front door and then leaving it unlocked.
* Use your IT department. Allow your company's IT department to regulate data backup and to wipe the hard drive in case of theft. They can also enable speedy replication of user profiles if a laptop needs to be replaced.
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good tips. thanks for sharing.
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- Antivirus software : Using an outdated antivirus or using an antivirus which are not good enough to take care of your laptop from evil viruses, you might be keeping your data security in danger. First step would be use any of the best and effective antivirus and always update your antivirus.
- Firewall : If you are using default windows firewall and think you are secure, than think again. The fact is most of Trojan and spies when binned with latest binder are efficient enough to dodge your latest and updated antivirus. Firewall comes in handy to block such program to opening any Internet connection. There are plenty of free firewall to choose among.
- Update all your software : Usually patches and updates for software are rolled out to add extra features and remove any previous bugs.
Thanks for the tips. I have reinstalled the system on my laptop several times already. I think it's time to throw away the laptop and buy a new one.
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As more people use laptops for their primary work PCs, the chances for being compromised because of wireless miscreants loom large. Here are 10 how-to tips to protect yourself and make the best use of a wireless network, whether you are at home, at work, or in between.
1. Make sure you are connecting to the right network.
Although this sounds sort of obvious, I've noticed in my travels that there are lots of unscrupulous people who purposely name their wireless connection "Linksys," or some other common vendor's name, in hopes of getting someone who is less than careful to connect to them. The security industry calls these sorts of conditions "evil twins."
2. Secure your connection.
This next tip is for your own home-based wireless network. If you don't mind having all your neighbors share your wireless connection, then just ignore this tip and keep your access point running unsecured.
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Thanks for sharing the useful information..
If you are using default windows firewall and think you are secure, than think again. The fact is most of Trojan and spies when binned with latest binder are efficient enough to dodge your latest and updated anti-virus. Firewall comes in handy to block such program to opening any Internet connection. There are plenty of free firewall to choose among. Secure the network by setting strong passwords. Set the ability to remotely lock down or wipe the laptop if the user repeatedly fails to enter the correct password. Encrypt the data on the laptop so that it cannot be read without the correct key. The encryption should take place on the hard disk in case the hard disk is removed and installed in a different device.
thanks for the tips to secure our laptop.
I have purchased a dell laptop for my personal uses because i have another one for my official work so this points would be very helpful to save laptops...
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