tailieunhanh - Lecture Introduction to Computers: Chapter 14B - Peter Norton's

Chapter 14B - Taking protective measures. In this lesson, you will leam about specific steps you can take to secure your computer system and your data from a variety of threats. You might be surprised to learn that computer security is not primarily a technical issue, and is not necessarily expensive. For the most part, keeping your system and data secure is a matter of common sense. | McGraw-Hill Technology Education Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 14B Taking Protective Measures Avoiding Identity Theft Guard your papers Shred unneeded papers Pick up you mail quickly Check statements immediately Keep records for 3 years 14B- Teaching tip Start the lecture reminding students that they should not use pirated software in general. However, using pirated security software is especially dumb. It is equivalent to letting a burglar install the new locks on your house. Avoiding Identity Theft Guard your personal information Be wary giving out information Avoid giving account numbers Never give personal information in e-mail Ensure online shopping is secure 14B- Teaching tip Secure online shopping is covered in chapter 10. Avoiding Identity Theft Look at the big picture Review your credit report yearly Develop an efficient filing system Know your liability limits 14B- Teaching tip The Federal Fair Dept Collections Practices Act allow residents one free credit report a year. Several sites offer pay access to a credit report. Visit for a sample report. Visit for a free report. Protecting Your Privacy Keep marketers at bay Be wary filling out forms Guard your primary email address Have a ‘spam account’ for forms 14B- Protecting Your Privacy Know your legal rights 1966 Freedom of Information Act 1970 Fair Credit Reporting Act Privacy Act of 1974 1986 Electronic Communications Act Financial Modernization Act of 1999 2001 USA Patriot Act 14B- Managing Cookies and Spyware Dealing with cookies Browsers provide settings to block cookies No cookies to all cookies allowed Without cookies some sites crash Cookies can be deleted Browsers Spyware programs 14B- Managing Cookies and Spyware Cookie types Session cookies Cookies for the current site Persistent cookies Stored on hard drive until deleted First-party cookies Installed by . | McGraw-Hill Technology Education Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 14B Taking Protective Measures Avoiding Identity Theft Guard your papers Shred unneeded papers Pick up you mail quickly Check statements immediately Keep records for 3 years 14B- Teaching tip Start the lecture reminding students that they should not use pirated software in general. However, using pirated security software is especially dumb. It is equivalent to letting a burglar install the new locks on your house. Avoiding Identity Theft Guard your personal information Be wary giving out information Avoid giving account numbers Never give personal information in e-mail Ensure online shopping is secure 14B- Teaching tip Secure online shopping is covered in chapter 10. Avoiding Identity Theft Look at the big picture Review your credit report yearly Develop an efficient filing system Know your liability limits 14B- Teaching tip The Federal Fair Dept Collections .

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