Corrine
Visiting Staff
November 30 is internationally recognized as Computer Security Day. Please use this occasion to take at least one action to improve the security on your computer.
Here are just a few suggestions on what you can you do:
-- Change your password(s) to strong passwords. At minimum, mix upper case and lower case letters, numbers, and special symbols. Thelonger the better!
-- <*cough*> Remove the "sticky" from under your keyboard that has all your passwords written on it!
-- Update your Anti-virus software and run a full system scan
-- Check for Windows updates
-- Delete unneeded files
-- Back up important files
-- Take a few minutes to read "So how did I get infected in the first place?" © Tony Klein. Then check out Mitch's "PROGRAMS and INFO for a NEWBIE or OLDIE V2.1".

Practice Safe Computing!
Here are just a few suggestions on what you can you do:
-- Change your password(s) to strong passwords. At minimum, mix upper case and lower case letters, numbers, and special symbols. Thelonger the better!
-- <*cough*> Remove the "sticky" from under your keyboard that has all your passwords written on it!
-- Update your Anti-virus software and run a full system scan
-- Check for Windows updates
-- Delete unneeded files
-- Back up important files
-- Take a few minutes to read "So how did I get infected in the first place?" © Tony Klein. Then check out Mitch's "PROGRAMS and INFO for a NEWBIE or OLDIE V2.1".

Practice Safe Computing!