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Your
Computer Online
You can access the internet using modern
technology in various ways via;
Accessing although easy, inexpensive and fast
brings with it dangers by their very use.
Typical reasons for access include;
- Buy and sell products
- Bank and arrange finance
- Chat, make friends and relationships
- Book holidays and shows
- Research for educational needs
- Take courses and generate educate
- Post blogs
- Join and participate in social
networking sites
- Upload and download photos, videos and
music
- Run and promote a business
Here are some typical dangers you face in
everyday use.
At Home
- Spam email - fools you into believing
goods are offered at a great discount, or you are being contacted by your
bank or finance company see our full section
here
- drops cookies on your computer to
collect information about your preferences
- drops viruses on your computer when you
access a web site or by email which can corrupt software
- drops software on your computer which
collects and transmits personal and private information such as logins and
password and banking and credit card information.
- if you have a wireless network and it is
not secure people can access your computer from another property or from
outside.
Business
- Get your web site or computer hacked and
access gained to your customer records.
- Copy and duplicate your web site and
take your trading name.
- For more details see our special section
business online
Best practices
- Install and maintain up-to-date the
latest software for spam, virus, phishing and other security risks
- Monitor all users of your computer and
access points.
- Keep login details, passwords and
sensitive bank and credit card information off the computer and locked
safely.
- Avoid passing on sensitive information
to anyone else outside your family and close trusted friends regardless of
whom they may appear to be and the story they tell.
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